Roy Chen's guest appearances

Roy Chen

Israel in Translation

The Contextual Electronics Podcast

Ilana Kurshan

Erik Larson

Amos Oz

Michael Kramer

Robert Alter

Etgar Keret

David Grossman

Alex Epstein

Joe Barnard

Ayelet Tsabari

Ari Shavit

Jon Evans

Ruth Calderon

Flavius Josephus

Yoel Hoffmann

OwlTail

Today we’re talking with Roy Chen from Quectel. He is a field applications engineer and has been helping people design cellular modules into their designs.  This is the PDF design review document that Quectel created This is the powerpoint based PDF document that Quectel created BG95 EG91 Quectel The ABC course for Contextual Electronics  Contextual Electronics now has a free week signup for anyone who is interested in trying out the program! See the various options here. Thank you for supporting The Contextual Electronics Podcast! Here’s how you can follow and help us grow:  Please follow us on social media: @ContextualElec on Twitter Contextual Electronics on Facebook Contextual Electronics on LinkedIn @Chris_Gammell on Twitter   Please consider leaving us a review iTunes page for subscribing and reviewing    Video version of the podcast:  Audio version of the podcast:

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CEP006 – Cellular Design Review with Roy Chen

Host Marcela Sulak reads the short story "Mosquito" by Roy Chen. Set in Tel Aviv on the city's "White Night," it follows an author and his girlfriend as they make their way to an evening of literary readings at a local café-bookstore: "Tel Aviv grinned like a little girl with tooth decay while she puffed on a pipe held in the corner of her mouth. Cars honked, ice cream dribbled, dogs peed on sycamore trees. City flags flew atop balconies. Fireworks were launched into the sky from the beach, lighting up all the air-conditioners, antennas, and solar water heaters that clung to the buildings like leeches." Chen's "author," who is supposed to be reading his work at the event, has been on edge from the start. Inside the claustrophobic café he must endure bad poetry and even worse conversation... until he loses his patience. Text: "Mosquito" by Roy Chen, translated by Jessica Cohen in World Literature Today, Vol.89, No.3/4. May-August 2015. Music: The Dave Brubeck Quartet - For All We Know; Southern Scene; King For A Day

<p>Host Marcela Sulak reads the short story "Mosquito" by Roy Chen. Set in Tel Aviv on the city's "<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Night_festivals" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">White Night</a>," it follows an author and his girlfriend as they make their way to an evening of literary readings at a local café-bookstore:</p> <p>"Tel Aviv grinned like a little girl with tooth decay while she puffed on a pipe held in the corner of her mouth. Cars honked, ice cream dribbled, dogs peed on sycamore trees. City flags flew atop balconies. Fireworks were launched into the sky from the beach, lighting up all the air-conditioners, antennas, and solar water heaters that clung to the buildings like leeches."</p> <p>Chen's "author," who is supposed to be reading his work at the event, has been on edge from the start. Inside the claustrophobic café he must endure bad poetry and even worse conversation... until he loses his patience.</p> <p>Text: "Mosquito" by Roy Chen, translated by Jessica Cohen in <em>World Literature Today</em>, Vol.89, No.3/4. May-August 2015.</p> <p>Music: The Dave Brubeck Quartet - For All We Know; Southern Scene; King For A Day</p>

Mosquito: Roy Chen's mini-metamorphosis