HeyJaredThe Amp Hour
An off-the-cuff radio show and podcast for electronics enthusiasts and professionals. Note: this is the "show only" version of the feed. To see the show notes, check out the main podcast feed: https://theamphour.com/feed/
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 6
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- Sep 10, 2026
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The Amp Hour #733 - Perpetual Wearable Biosensing with Andy Kong (opens the original)
The Amp Hour #732 - Hands-on Physical AI with Kevin Cloutier (opens the original)
The Amp Hour #731 - E&M Reality Emerges with Robert Fennis (opens the original)
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Robert Fennis joins Chris to demystify the black magic of RF and talk about his open-source, Python-based 3D electromagnetic solver, EMerge. They discuss why simulation is like building a pyramid of knowledge, how silk screen can completely de-tune a patch antenna, and Robert's quest to build the "IKEA of FEM solvers" so hardware developers everywhere can simulate their designs without relying on insanely expensive proprietary software.
The Amp Hour #730 - The Focus Knob Works (opens the original)
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Dave and Chris celebrate 16 years of the show (1st episode was August 10th, 2010) by launching a brand-new static website featuring searchable transcripts and a "pissed-old amber" SVG scope with a working focus knob--and links to merch!. They also discuss Dave's new employee, 10 cent RISC-V debuggers, and why naming your startup after an un-Googleable Australian cryptid is a bad move
The Amp Hour #729 - The Terahertz Frontier with Greg Charvat of Teradar (opens the original)
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Dr Greg Charvat, CTO and co-founder of Teradar, joins Chris for a 5th appearance on The Amp Hour to talk about how terahertz frequency radar will revolutionize the automotive space and far outstrips the capabilities of LIDAR and Blobbology
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