13 Results for "8-bit cpu"

Fast PDIP 6502 computer
Project by George Foot
A modular and expandable 30MHz+ overclocked 6502 computer design using through-hole/PDIP parts
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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.
- 1.8k
- 136

8 note Step Sequencer
Project by Mathias Sundgren
This is a synth that produces squarewaves in different frequencies. You can use it to make a pattern of maximum 8 notes.
- 2.2k
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555 Sanitizer Dispenser (With cut-Off)
Project by vybhav-nag
Simple analog Sanitiser Dispenser (No-Contact) using 555 timer IC with auto cut-off timer (even with trigger). Cheap and No-Coding Solution.
- 355
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ESP8266 Dev-Board
Project by Chris Wagner
Create a development board for ESP8266 with One-Layer PBC and "normal" components. Third version is ready. For ESP-01, -03, -07 or -12
- 2.6k
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Wireless Energy Transfer build
Project by G. Rosa
Learning about electromagnetic induction can be illustrated by building a simple wireless energy transfer project that will light up an LED.
- 682
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Maker Your Own Professional Bench Power Supply
Project by Mukesh Sankhla
Maker Your Own DIY Professional Bench Power Supply Using A Old Computer PSU.
- 708
- 139

DS1307 RTC Breakout Board
Project by Mark
A breakout board with the DS1307 Real Time Clock and battery backup
- 596
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KeyCoder
Project by uk4dshouse
Digital combination lock
- 116
- 2

AND!XOR DC28 Badge
Project by Zapp
DEF CON may be canceled but we are still doing a badge
- 1k
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YGREC16 - YG's 16bits Relay Electric Computer
Project by Yann Guidon / YGDES
Fork of #AMBAP, here I discuss about the physical implementation of the bitslice architecture with russian РЭС15 (see what I did here?)
- 1.4k
- 55

Eurorack 4-Step Trigger Sequencer Prototype
Project by Jacob Joaquin
A Eurorack 4-Step Trigger Sequencer Prototype for Modular Synthesizers.
- 485
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PaperBack: A Desktop EPaper Monitor
Project by PK
EPaper monitor driven by either VGA or an Internet Connected ESP32.
- 1.4k
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