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Reed Foster

PhD student interested in computer architecture, analog and digital circuits, device physics, and electromagnetics

Cambridge MA

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This user joined on 04/22/2014.

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Final project for MIT's 6.152 micro/nanofabrciation class

Fabrication, Analysis and Modeling of IGZO TFT Amp

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Fourier analysis and visualization of an audio stream with 3 FFT sizes, implemented on a Pi Pico

Multiresolution Audio Analysis and Visualization

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Final project for MIT's 6.013 Applications of Electromagnetics

Doppler Radar

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An 8-bit load-store CPU with 2 pipeline stages, designed in Logisim and implemented in VHDL + assembler written in Python

muCPU: an 8-bit MCU

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A simple arduino gps logger

GPS Datalogger Prototype

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A floating point multiplier in a logic simulator

Exploring Floating Point With Logisim

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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

My attempt at making an FPGA experimenters board in a popular form factor :)

'Flea Ohm' FPGA Project

valentin-angelovski Valentin Angelovski

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A computer invented, designed and built from scratch. Custom CPU on FPGA.

A2Z Computer

From raw RF samples of the GPS L1 C/A signal to a position fix, in a completely open fashion

Full Stack GPS Receiver

Mike "Hamster" Field

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Always wanted to have Msps ADCs on a Raspberry ... Let's dig into it.

20Msps+ ADC RaspberryPi HAT

kelu124 kelu124

In the true spirit of Star Trek, this communicator badge is completely autonomous, while fitting in the form factor of an original badge

Star Trek Communicator Badge

Smalls mint tin sized BeagleBone (KiCAD version)

Pocketbone KiCAD

michael-welling Michael Welling

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A byte-wide stripped-down version of the YGREC16 architecture

YGREC8

yann-guidon-ygdes Yann Guidon / YGDES

The smart vision platform featuring Xilinx Zynq-7000

Qoobik Rocket

martin-heimlicher Martin Heimlicher

A Networked set Robotic Arms, Motion platforms, sensors and more. Easily programmed with a drag and drop interface.

Evezor Robotics and Automation Platform

Supplyframe DesignLab: 2023 Hackada…

All we need to do get some big resistors and connect them up in different combinations, right?

10kW (30kW pulse) Electronic Load

Building a computer from scratch

epRISC Open Computer

john-lemme john lemme

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Project include design of microprocessor, assembly language and compiler.

ARISC 32-bit microprocessor

A CMOS/VLSI implementation of Conway's Game of Life for an 8x8 LED matrix

CMOS Game of Life

vaibhav-viswanathan Vaibhav Viswanathan

poor version of MIT's cheetach

Robotic animal

peter-wasilewski Peter Wasilewski

A compact and standalone board, programmable via a simple Visual Language inspired by the normal electric schematics.

Focus

A high power amateur sounding rocket for delivering PocketQube STEM science payloads to the exosphere - 40 km+

ARLISS Extreme

ken-biba Ken Biba

Arduino based monitor for two AC power circuits. Status display, and WiFi email

ESP32 Current Sensor with WiFi

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Self driving cars are being built, but their implementation will be slow. This is a device that can be put in a car to make it self-driving.

Bringing Self Driving Cars to the Masses

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Chris wrote 09/18/2014 at 01:33

So I like your 16-bit RISC cpu. Did you post the .circ file somewhere, would love to play take it for a spin! If it is not complete I would enjoy helping on this.

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Reed Foster wrote 01/21/2015 at 01:49

Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I haven't really been working on this much, and yes it is a work-in-progress, so I don't have a completed .circ file. Thanks for notifying me of this though, I will be sure to post one when I get major sections completed.

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