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Human Resource Machine in Logisim
Project by Keoni29
The instruction set of the game recreated with discrete logic.
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Relay-based projects
Project by matseng
A list of projects where the relays are doing some kind of processing or computing - i.e. something more than just switching a load.
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Weird CPU
Project by agp.cooper
A minimal 8 bit TTL CPU using 1970s technology
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The 74LS181 ALU
Project by agp.cooper
Taming the 74LS181 ALU chip
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Germanium ECL
Project by Yann Guidon / YGDES
How fast can germanium transistors compute ? And how much current will that draw ?
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AMBAP: A Modest Bitslice Architecture Proposal
Project by Yann Guidon / YGDES
Trying to unify and simplify a minimal architecture for various implementation technologies...
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Back from the 80's... Homemade 8085 CPU board
Project by Just4Fun
An homemade 8085 SBC I made more than 30 years ago...
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epRISC Open Computer
Project by john lemme
Building a computer from scratch
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A2Z Computer
Project by f4hdk
A computer invented, designed and built from scratch. Custom CPU on FPGA.
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World's first 32bit Homebrew CPU
Project by Phil Wright
Creating the world's first 32bit homebrew CPU using 74' series logic.
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The Cardboard Computer - IO is my name
Project by Dr. Cockroach
My goal is a 4-bit CPU using recycled cardboard substrate and Diode Transistor Logic. This is an educational platform for me.
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The Blinking Computer
Project by Tony Robinson
An educational 16-bit CPU made from < 1024 transistors with lots of LEDs that anyone can build and learn from
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The Hardware Side of Computation
Project by PointyOintment
An exploration of CPUs, GPUs, and FPGAs, and how they each perform computation
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Gigatron TTL microcomputer
Project by Marcel van Kervinck
Just because! A home computer without microprocessor
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One-instruction TTL Computer
Project by Justin Davis
A breadboard-able computer which uses only a single instruction - MOVE
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