35 Results for "8-bit cpu"

The NEO430 Processor
Project by Stephan
A tiny (really tiny!) msp430-native microcontroller-like processor system written in platform independent VHDL
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FPGATED
Project by István Hegedűs
Reimplement the TED chip of Commodore 264 series in FPGA
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8052AH-BASIC single-board computer
Project by mit41301
Easy way to upgrade your 80C32/8052AH-BASIC single-board computer into a VHDL based 8052AH-BASIC using a FPGA without a device programmer!
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TinyFPGA Computer Project Board
Project by Luke Valenty
An FPGA retro-computer Pico-ITX board you assemble with through-hole parts.
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The 'Configum' module
Project by Kn/vD
A full FPGA system in one square inch area
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netpp node
Project by Martin
Networked remote control on FPGA SoC
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Starlite
Project by Grant Grummer
Essentially a Star Shaped Canvas that Displays Moving Patterns of Color
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prj65-67 ESP32+FPGA
Project by HT3H5796-14
Аnother one ESP32+FPGA board
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Web-based oscilloscope DIY using beaglebone black
Project by analogdigitallab
This scope combines the real-time and equivalent-time oscilloscope. It can be accessed via LAN or Wi-Fi, supporting two 250 MSPS channels.
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X1C: Phone with a 6502 processor
Project by Mason
An 8-bit phone based around the DIP version of WDC's W65C02S microprocessor.
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Spartan Mini FPGA handheld NES
Project by Jon Thomasson
A handheld FPGA based NES which utilizes the Spartan 6 FPGA by Xilinx.
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HD6309 Singleboard Computer
Project by tomcircuit
Hitachi HD63C09 clocked at a blistering 3 MHz with a capacious 64K of RAM! Retroputing bliss...
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snickerdoodle
Project by krtkl
ARM. FPGA. 180 reconfigurable I/O. Wi-Fi. Bluetooth. BLE. Size of a business card.
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PaperBack: A Desktop EPaper Monitor
Project by PK
EPaper monitor driven by either VGA or an Internet Connected ESP32.
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Play FPGA like Arduino
Project by Changyi Gu
Build cool things with M10. For starters, you can build a Lego Monster Truck with it. For more fun, how about home automation through DTMF?
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