1 Michael Ossmann: Simple RF Circuit Design
Repeatedly suggested as the approachable way into RF board design, showing that a few basic rules make simple radio circuits far less daunting.
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2 Introduction to Wire Wrap
The usual pointer for anyone new to wire wrapping, showing the tools and method for durable prototypes, with some vintage Commodore boards as examples.
3 Testing Myths of High-Speed PCB Design
Often cited to debunk the fear of right-angle PCB traces, showing the effect stays negligible until multi-gigahertz signals, with other unusual layout topics also worth seeing.
4 Reading Silicon: How to Reverse Engineer Integrated Circuits
Offered to people curious about what sits inside integrated circuits, this conference talk introduces reverse engineering chips and how components are laid out on silicon.
5 Mohit Bhoite - Building Free-Formed Circuit Sculptures
An hour-long Hackaday session on free-form circuit building, suggested to those curious about the craft and given by a maker active in the community.
6 Hackaday Supercon - Ken Shirriff : Studying Silicon: Reverse Engineering Integrated Circuits
Ken Shirriff's Hackaday talk is suggested as a starting point for learning how chips can be reverse engineered by studying the silicon die.
