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Merging my interests in programming and electronics thanks to the Arduino platform.

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An Arduino-based tangible programming effort
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Tangible programming

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Yet another TTL computer, inspired by Ben Eater's YouTube video series.
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Yet Another TTL Computer

AmosAmos

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A simple electronic firefly simulation
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Electronic Fireflies

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Just me trying to figure out how to use USB on the ATTiny841
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Experimenting with USB and the ATTiny841

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A reprogrammable replica of the famous TIL311
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DIYTIL311

Jacob StillJacob Still

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Ultra tiny (15.8mm x 14.8mm) smart USB RGB LED display/matrix
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192:LED redesign

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This is an 8-bit CPU built using only 17 TTL chips. 32K ROM, 32K data, UART, microcoded.
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CSCvon8: An 8-bit TTL CPU

Warren ToomeyWarren Toomey

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Might be very hard to play, but will look awesome!
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Snake on 7-segment displays

Hari WigunaHari Wiguna

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Creating a break-out board for the ATtiny1616 where sketches can be uploaded from Arduino with the Arduino UNO or a modified AVR JTAG ICE
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ATtiny 1-series with Arduino support

Sander van de BorSander van de Bor

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This is a human versus TTL circuit version of Tic Tac Toe, but with no CPU. It's all plain old digital logic.
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Tic Tac Toe in TTL

Warren ToomeyWarren Toomey

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Recreation of the 'Fastest computer in the Universe' that runs FORTH.
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Recreating the Jupiter Ace

Cees MeijerCees Meijer

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An 8 bit breadboard computer based on the Malvino SAP-2.
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Homebrew Machine 2

Brandon ReinhartBrandon Reinhart

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Interaction with vintage technology, designed for inspiration and exploration.
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Core 64: Interactive Core Memory Badge

Andy GeppertAndy Geppert

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A really cool image (+2 more) from my "Breadboard VGA from TTL and SRAM" project. Page created for the 2019 HaD Beautiful Hardware Contest.
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Minimalistic breadboard VGA card

Marcel van KervinckMarcel van Kervinck

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Protect your sanity
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Matrix Sanitizer

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Here I made exact working replica of 555 IC by using transistors.
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Discrete 555 Using Transistors

Discrete Electronics GuyDiscrete Electronics Guy

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Out of its cage and set free !
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Light Logic - Diode Resistor Logic out of its cage

Dr. CockroachDr. Cockroach

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All I/O pins on headers, breadboard compatible, with 3V3 voltage regulator on board. KiCAD/Gerber files in the files section!
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ATTINY x61(A) breakout board (SOIC)

JanJan

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Now with built-in resistor!
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Breadboard LED

Hari WigunaHari Wiguna

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This is a BCD to 7 segment decoder circuit which using only transistor and diode as active element.
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Discrete BCD to 7segment decoder using Transistors

Discrete Electronics GuyDiscrete Electronics Guy

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Minicomputer based on Z80 microprocessor and designed with different cards and backplane bus
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Z80MiniFrame

Tomeu CapóTomeu Capó

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uLog is a lightweight logging platform. It's tiny, it's portable and it does what you need (and nothing more).
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uLog: lightweight logging for microcontollers

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Dr. Cockroach wrote 07/05/2019 at 12:31 • point

Hello Amos and thank for the follow/like of #Light Logic - Diode Resistor Logic out of its cage :-D

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Jacob Still wrote 06/25/2019 at 07:29 • point

Hey Amos, thanks fo rtaking the time to follow my #DIYTIL311 

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roelh wrote 04/12/2019 at 07:18 • point

Hi Amos, thanks for liking and following #Kobold retro TTL computer !

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Dr. Cockroach wrote 12/26/2018 at 11:03 • point

Thank you Amos for the additional follows and likes :-) I feel that 2019 will indeed be a great year for us and our projects :-D A late Merry Christmas and a early Happy New Year to you :-D

I have not figured out Boxing Day yet ;-)

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roelh wrote 12/24/2018 at 13:21 • point

Hi Amos, thank you for liking and following the #4 bit TTL ALU !

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Dusan Petrovic wrote 12/24/2018 at 11:56 • point

Hi Amos! Thank you for following my #Homebrew CPU  list.

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Ed S wrote 12/19/2018 at 19:29 • point

Thanks for following our #OPC-1 CPU for CPLD project!

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roelh wrote 12/18/2018 at 17:52 • point

Hi Amos, thanks for liking and following the #ALU in DCTL technology ! And for liking the #4 bit TTL ALU !

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roelh wrote 12/17/2018 at 07:50 • point

Hi Amos, thank you for following #RISC Relay CPU !

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Dr. Cockroach wrote 12/14/2018 at 11:21 • point

Good morning / evening Amos and thank you for the follow / like for #Light Logic :-)

Go ahead and post your projects, it's never too soon and we all learn :-D

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