Juliano is a Genius .....so proud of our friendship....we had very happy moments here in Brazil!!! A good vibe person.....😊😊😊

Wow, what an insightful interview. Anurag has been the guru for RF.

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Nice information

Thank you Judy for this podcast, the discussion on RF was really informative, kudos to the expert speakers for sharing this info!

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the issue of junk content and the value of being able to read sources critically is a huge issue right now. ai only aggravates a trend already well underway, imo.

Thank you very much for the great interview! It was enjoyable to listen. I believe tomorrow's memory interface has different requirements. In the future, storage devices should already be structured as associative memory. This would eliminate the need for address/data flow, and the data itself would function as dynamic addresses depending on the previous content of the memory. Like a digital brain. The CPU/GPU is no longer the bottleneck at en-/decoding the datastructure of associative organized information.

Excellent.

Judy -- The title looks a bit off: "Guidelines to Help Minimize Signal Integrity Guidelines", surely that last part should be "Minimize Signal Integrity Problems"? I mean, that title itself appears to be exhibiting a signal integrity problem! 🙂

Judy -- Error in the URL in the description. Intended "the ee cosystem", but description has "the e cosystem" -- missing an e. That incorrect URL leads to a "domain available" page, suggesting you're out of business.

super interesting interview 😊

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Great work Judy.

In this case we need to create library part with correct pin properties. Is it right?

Simbeor - an extremely useful tool, that I use almost daily.

Love the content you put out! Keep up with the interviews and persevere. The community will grow even if it's a bit niche, and content like this will attract more young minds into the industry. Thank you!

Tomide is the best!

Hmm sorry, at $1000/month for a Start-up tier and Students is free, there is no room for Hobbyist. That's a hard Pass. Thanks for having the Guest.

The issue is that the Education system isn't about sharing truth. Let me cook here for a second (primegan reference - Netflix coder on twitch tv)... In schools and KZbin educators we are only taught water model electronics, even wickapedia has a section on this. Water model electronics is how most people think about electricity and its disturbing to me. One educator broke this mold, Derek of Veritasium. How electricity really works and his follow up video. Showing poynting and the maxwell-havyside equations that explains the EM energy and how it propergates though space. I was amazed that the electron from the power station never reached my home. 🔋--> 🏡 Derek referenced Rick Hartley, and The Science Asylum KZbin on ElectroDynamics. This explains how Electricity flows down the conduits to the device you want to Electrically power. I really blame the water model and the majority of teachers who push this flawed ideology in to Adults. This is why, even newly finished EE's talk about voltage and current, like that matters. The lumped sum elements are easy to talk about, maybe even easier to teach. But ... Finding out that Electricity is the same as Sun 🌞 light at a different frequency is far more exciting than any water model could be to me. I'm the minority here, every programming discord server or PCB discord server and even the EEVBlog (Our Aussie friend) were insistent that the water model is great 👍 It's a lie and fellow EE's are lying to anyone seeking knowledge. Rick Hartley references Fast Circuits (book) from his late friend, Ralph. I'm glad to find another interview with Rick and I will try and search for his lecturers on his up coming or past conferences. I'm always happy to learn more about the wonders of electricity ⚡️

great stuff. as always :) keep up the good work! and yes micron documentation is top-notch

Amazing episode!

Interesting GaN information and good questions and answers. Thank you.

this is gold

Congratulations Judy, and great 1st episode.

Wow this is a great idea! I will try it out. Nice podcast, thanks! ❤

Such a great talk, fascinating topic. Loved it.

Thanks for the shout out! I've been looking forward to this episode. 😊

@christopherjackson2157 Here is Lee Ritchey, as promised--with a shout out in the intro. Thank you for the suggestion!

Its always struck me how many more women there are with very technical roles on the software side versus in hardware. Not sure why this is.

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Thanks

ow wow. what an underrated gem I found. thank you.

this is absolutely a subject that was missing from my education. i was disappointed that there wasn't more coverage of it. i'll make sure to check out the resources!

The biggest areas where I hear of people running into signal integrity issues are ddr5 and pcie gen 5. Especially regarding qualification. Great podcast! As always 😊 I haven't heard of geekspeak before, I will be sure to check it out. As a greenhorn ee I'm always on the lookout for new resources like that!

The biggest thing I learned from covid was just how much all the little distractions of the office got in the way of my productivity. When I interact with my peers working remotely we focus on the project at hand and I'm in my comfort zone and dealing with subjects that I have expertise in. As a young engineer I think any feeling of inadequacy comes from comparing myself with my peers. I'm comfortable not measuring up to senior engineers and gurus: I'm not competing with them I'm learning from them, of course I don't measure up. It's interesting hearing the different lessons different people learned from the covid experience. I was surprised by a lot of my colleagues not only for what they excelled at, but also for what specific little things they struggled with. Lovely conversation, cheers!

I'm such a big Lee Richey fan 😊 I loved ur altium podcast interview with him.

The stackup is such an important aspect of high speed design. PCB technology is so far behind and new tools like this and Z-Zero (the one my company uses from Bill Hargin) are so important to bring awareness and help where necessary.

Great interview, thanks Judy!

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Excellent!

Great content, Judy and Rick! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome interview Judy! And as always, thanks to Robert for all the lessons learned. Two great people discussing a crucial topic in this day and age.

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