28 Results for "6502"

ABNielsen.com 6502 SBC r0
Project by Anders Nielsen
Complete 6502 single board computer with 50x29 lines "VGA" output and PS/2 input
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Terminator’s 6502 Clocked By 555 Timer
Project by Ted Fried
We know the Terminator’s main CPU is a 6502, but recently revealed that it is clocked by rad-hardend redundant 555 timer.
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Dodo: 6502 Game System
Project by Peter Noyes
Handheld Game System featuring the 6502
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Sixty5o2
Project by Jan Roesner
Mini-Operating System for Ben Eater's 6502 breadboard computer
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"The Thing": FPGA + STM32
Project by Just4Fun
An homemade FPGA board with an Arduino STM32, "Multicomp" compatible
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6502 Prototyping Board
Project by Jon Thomasson
A prototyping board to aid in 6502 development.
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6502 Computer runs calculator
Project by Mitsuru Yamada
6502 Computer runs RPN fixed-point calculator in machine language
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6502 standalone computer
Project by Mitsuru Yamada
A minimal 6502 computer that can be programed machine language without PCs
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Θ-65P : 6502 powered Watch
Project by Carson Herrington
a 65c02 powered computer small enough to wear on your wrist: for BASIC programming on the go!
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retro 1 6502 homebrew computer
Project by Jon Thomasson
retro 1 is a 6502 based homebrew computer inspired by the Apple I.
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6502 Virtual Trainer
Project by Joey Shepard
A trainer using a real 65C02 with virtual drag-n-drop peripherals and memory on a PC. Every byte of address space viewable at any time.
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MCL65 - Cycle Accurate MOS 6502 FPGA Core
Project by Ted Fried
The MCL65 is a cycle accurate microsequencer-based FPGA core which can be used as a drop-in replacement for the MOS 6502
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ROM module for 6502 standalone computer
Project by Mitsuru Yamada
An external ROM module can be connected a parallel interface of “6502 standalone computer” and can be used to load programs
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MCL65+ Drop-in 6502 Emulator and Accelerator
Project by Ted Fried
The MCL65+ is an open-source drop-in emulator for the MOS 6502 which uses a Teensy 4.1 and a small PCB.
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OtterX
Project by Joe Burks
6502-based mini-ITX computer
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