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Lucas and Luna sit down at a lab bench cluttered with oscilloscopes and prototype boards to talk about the engineering decisions that shape the chips powering modern life. Each episode takes one piece of hardware — a new RISC-V core, a GaN power amplifier, a MEMS accelerometer — and examines its design trade-offs, yield challenges, and market positioning. They discuss why Intel’s 20A node matters for foundry customers, how TSMC’s CoWoS packaging affects AI accelerator supply, and what the CHIPS Act subsidies mean for domestic fab construction. Lucas brings the component-level knowledge (threshold voltages, die sizes, lithography steps); Luna pushes on the system-level implications (thermal constraints, software compatibility, supply chain risk). The listener is someone who reads datasheets for fun, follows EDA tool announcements, or needs to decide between an FPGA and an ASIC for their next product. No hot takes on Apple’s latest chip — just a careful look at what the die shot reveals
Fexingo hosts The Hardware Podcast with Fexingo: Chips, Devices, and Electronics Engineering Conversations, a business show with 103 episodes published.
Episode 130 of The Hardware Podcast dives into on-chip microfluidic cooling — a technology where tiny channels etched directly into silicon circulate coolant to remove heat from high-density chip hotspots. Lucas and Luna
In this episode of The Hardware Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into the world of chip-scale atomic clocks (CSACs). They explore how these miniature timekeepers, shrinking a technology once confined to laboratory racks and
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how on-chip acoustic resonators are transforming radio frequency filtering in modern electronics. They dive into the mechanics of bulk acoustic wave and surface acoustic wave reson
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore a cutting-edge application of on-chip microLED arrays: optogenetic neural stimulation. They dive into how these microscale light emitters are being integrated directly onto silicon
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how on-chip triboelectric generators are enabling energy harvesting from mechanical motion—vibration, typing, footsteps—to power sensors and IoT devices without batteries. They div
In this episode of The Hardware Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore on-chip radiation-hardened design for space electronics. They focus on how the European Space Agency's latest microcontroller, the LEON5, uses triple modula
Lucas and Luna explore how on-chip optical interconnects are breaking the bandwidth bottleneck in data centers and AI accelerators. They focus on a specific 2025 breakthrough: a CMOS-compatible silicon photonic transceiv
In this episode of The Hardware Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the emerging technology of on-chip microbatteries—tiny energy storage units integrated directly onto silicon chips. They discuss how researchers at MIT and
Episode 122 of The Hardware Podcast dives into a microscopic engineering innovation that's quietly reshaping semiconductor packaging: on-chip microsprings. Lucas and Luna explore how these tiny compliant structures—essen
Lucas and Luna explore how chipmakers are integrating quantum key distribution (QKD) directly onto silicon photonic chips, enabling ultra-secure communication for data centers and critical infrastructure. They break down
In this episode of The Hardware Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into the emerging world of on-chip quantum dots — nanoscale semiconductor particles that can emit single photons on demand. They explore how researchers at MIT
Lucas and Luna dive into on-chip electrochemical sensors that can detect heavy metals and contaminants in water in real time. They explore how MIT spinout Ionsense integrates microelectrode arrays with custom ASICs to ac
This episode dives into the integration of lidar directly onto silicon chips, a breakthrough that could make autonomous navigation cheaper and smaller. Lucas explains how researchers at MIT and the University of Californ
Lucas and Luna explore how silicon photonics is moving from lab curiosity to production inside data centers. They focus on a specific case: Intel's recent demonstration of an integrated photonic engine that replaces trad
Lucas and Luna explore how semiconductor manufacturers are integrating flow cytometry — traditionally a bulky lab instrument — directly onto a chip. They discuss the engineering breakthroughs that make on-chip blood cell
In this episode of The Hardware Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the emerging trend of integrating supercapacitors directly onto silicon chips for energy storage. They focus on a specific development from researchers at t
This episode explores a new frontier in human-machine interface: on-chip ultrasonic transducers that enable touchless gesture recognition. Lucas and Luna break down how these tiny MEMS devices work, from generating focus
In this episode of The Hardware Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into a surprising application for on-chip spectrometers: telling you if your milk has gone bad. They explore how tiny spectrometers integrated into smartphone
This episode of The Hardware Podcast dives into on-chip terahertz sensors — a technology that could replace bulky airport body scanners with a tiny silicon die. Lucas explains how researchers at the University of Texas a
Episode 111 of The Hardware Podcast explores how semiconductor designers are embedding tiny magnetic field sensors directly into chips to measure electrical current without physical contact. Lucas and Luna dive into the
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