We have moved!
The view from my creative space is above.
After a hectic couple of days moving myself, the better half and 4 cats over 300 miles, we are now almost completely unpacked after a week and the cats have settled in. At this point I should note that cats do not have owners, they have staff.
It is interesting what you find when moving and all those old books and documents show up - after all, moving is an opportunity to clear out things no longer needed.
I found my performance review at Infinicon from 2003 and a note from Joe Gangi on FPGA work amongst other things, such as numerous demonstrator kits acquired over the years. My favourite books are also here including the 3rd edition of The Art of Electronics, which I first encountered in 1982 in first edition form; highly recommended for novice and seasoned designers alike.
Now we are here in beautiful and quiet Menheniot, PJS Electronics is ready to help with your electronics and embedded system design needs. All that peace and quiet means I can concentrate on your design needs without distractions from traffic, noisy neighbours and all too regular sirens.
If you have any design requirements that need to be implemented quickly, are of complexity beyond your core in-house skills or perhaps because you are short staffed at present then why not drop me a line
Have a great weekend!
Looks nice Peter where are you?😎
Electronics and FPGA expert. Team lead
6yThat lawn needs water, this country has been like Spain for 2-3 weeks! I forgot how to sweat.
Electronics and FPGA expert. Team lead
6y'the Art of Electronics' is also a book I keep as a Bible although I had a look at the 3rd edition and find it, well, let's say below expectations. Not all the blame to the authors, though.
Senior Electronics Engineer at Chess Dynamics
6yJoseph Gangi - the note is from 2001/2 I think,