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BASIC Assembler
Log from Model 100 Assembler
Can't find a way to add files to the project, so I'm just going to paste below - sorry. First is the BASIC program, then a text file I wrote to document the code. My apologies to anyone who tries to read this; I have no experience with BASIC.Here...

BASIC Assembler Fix
Log from Model 100 Assembler
Well, it turns out that BASIC strings can be at most 255 bytes long. I was trying to keep all of the labels from an assembly file in one BASIC string, which meant I couldn't have very many labels. Below is an updated BASIC assembler which...

NeuroBytes v0.92 Prototype
Log from NeuroBytes
Today, the NeuroBytes project takes its first baby step into the 21st century.Okay, ignore the extremely sketchy construction techniques. It's an STM32F0 Discovery board, chosen due to its extremely low cost (under $10) and built-in ST-LINK programmer....

Theory of a CPU module
Log from MC68000 Computer
Compared to the 8080, the Z80, the 6809, 6502, and all the other 8-bit microprocessors used in boxxen of yore, the CPU I’m using for this project - the Motorola 68000 is both extremely powerful and extraordinarily complex. The power comes from a huge...

Theory of RAM and ROM modules
Log from MC68000 Computer
Although it might make sense to start this project by building a CPU module first, I decided it would make more sense to start with the memory for this system. This serves two purposes: as an explanation of how the 68000's memory-mapped I/O works, and...

Level Translation Mods
Log from Arduino-Compatible FPGA Shield
The first pass of this board was built with the Due in mind (3V3) and other development boards that I had sitting around, almost all of which *other* than Arduino were 3.3V. In planning the evolution of this however, it quickly made...

Hacklet #4 - PCB Tools and Wristwatches
Log from Hackaday.io Project
The Hackaday Prize is heating up! When we set up the prize, we expected to see some incredible entries, and you guys haven’t let us down. Projects like SatNOGS, which aims to create a global network of satellite ground stations, or OpenMV, a low-cost...

HACKLET 18 – TICK TOCK, IT’S TIME FOR CLOCKS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
In three words, Hackers love clocks. Not only do we think that digital watches are still a pretty neat idea, we love all manner of timepieces. This episode of The Hacklet focuses on the clock projects we've found over on Hackaday.io.We start with [rawe]...

HACKLET 21 – HALLOWEEN HACKS PART 2
Log from Hackaday.io Project
We asked, you listened! Last weeks Hacklet ended with a call for more Halloween themed projects on Hackaday.io. Some great hackers uploaded awesome projects, and this week's Hacklet is all about featuring them. Every one of our featured projects was...

HACKLET 24 – RASPBERRY PI PROJECTS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Experimenting with embedded Linux used to mean reformatting an old PC, or buying an expensive dev board. In February of 2012, the Raspberry Pi was released, and it has proven to be a game changing platform. According to the Raspberry Pi Foundation, over...

HACKLET 30 – ROBOT ARM PROJECTS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Robot arms – they do everything from moving silicon wafers to welding cars. Many a hacker has dreamt of having their own robot arm to serve them beer help them build projects. This week's Hacklet features some of the best robot arm projects on Hackaday.io!We...

Hacklet 38 - 6502 Projects
Log from Hackaday.io Project
The 6502 CPU is probably the most famous of all the 8-bit processors out there, whether in the form of bare chips for homebrew computers, or as slightly modified derivative chips found in everything from the C64, the NES, and the BBC Micro. For this...

Hacklet 56: Brain Hacks
Log from Hackaday.io Project
The brain is the most powerful – and least understood computer known to man. For these very reasons, working with the mind has long been an attraction for hackers, makers, and engineers. Everything from EEG to magnetic stimulus to actual implants have...

HACKLET 99 – SOLDERING TOOLS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
If there is one tool every hardware hacker needs, it’s a good soldering setup. Soldering irons, heat guns, reflow ovens and the like make up the tools of the trade for building electronic circuits. Spend enough time working with a tool, and you’ll find...

HACKLET 101 – PINBALL PROJECTS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
There’s something about pinball that draws in hackers, makers, and engineers. Maybe it’s the flashing lights, the sounds, the complex mechanical movements. Could it be the subtle tactics required to master the game? Whatever the reason, everyone loves...

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