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An FPGA binds the CPU, ROM, RAM and video DACs to form a practical computer.
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FPGA computer in VHDL

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Raspberry Pi to OLED Interfacing
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OLED interfacing

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Professional hardware designed by me
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80C188 processor board

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PC104 eight-channel serial board
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PC104 eight-channel serial board

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PIC assembly code for hi-fi front panel
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HiFi Front Panel Firmware

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65C02, 32K Flash ROM, 64K fast RAM, USB link to PC. Runs BBC BASIC, at up to 14MHz.
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STEbus 65C02

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Some product manuals for STE bus cards from DSP Design
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STEbus Cards by DSP Design

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VMEbus projects

VMEbus projects

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PC104 projects

PC104 projects

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STEbus projects

STEbus projects

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Things I've Built

ZX80 with 40-column text

I wanted square pixels, which meant raising the clock speed from 6.5 to 7.375 MHz. Which added enough room for 40-column text. So I did it.

Integrated Amplifier front panel

Runs the user interface for a power amplifier and essentially an analogue multiplexer with volume control chips. It can skip over the internal application code and become the front panel for other products!

STEbus boards

Current hobby project is getting various processor boards running on the STEbus. Mostly from a company I worked for 1986-1990, but I'm also designing a 65C02 design running BBC BASIC at 8MHz, and a Z180 board.

80C32 board

Interfaces CANbus to a valve controller block. The customer expected a tiny bit of test code, but I had cheekily designed it to support BASIC. :-)

80C188 board

Interfaces servo controller commands (on RS485) with a fieldbus protocol card. It worked great!

Acorn Atom in FPGA

I taught myself VHDL with the Xilinx Web pack in 2001. Started off blinking an LED, and ended up here. See http://www.acornatom.nl/sites/fpga/acorn_atom_project.htm

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inductively-coupled radiofrequency plasma toroid in xenon gas
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Plasma Toroid (sky-guided PCB edition)

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Smartwatch wearable, ultra-long life measured in years, no need to recharge.
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Smartwatch 10 Years Ultra-Long Battery Life

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This is a 1/60 scale model of the Saturn V and Launcher - Umbilical Tower. This model is huge! I have been working on it for two years.
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Apollo Saturn V and LUT

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Easy-to-build 68020 single-board computer - utilizing conventional components only and designed for simplicity and ease of understanding
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68020 minimal homebrew computer

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Producing a Functional Clone of the Apple Lisa 2/5, using NOS components.
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A Brand New Apple Lisa

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A HomeBrew Intel 80286 computer with ISA ports
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Intel 80286 HomeBrew Computer

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A modern MCU-based hardware replacement for the venerable TMC1501 used in the Texas Instruments TI-57 LED calculator.
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TI-57 Programmable Calculator Hardware Retrofit

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There are a lot of information about Tesla coils, but still it's tricky to build/tune one. Here we would like to go over and explain ...
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Tesla Coil - Scientific way

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My take on a highly integrated, Motorola 68000 based "single" board computer.
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COMET68k

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My adventures with an Intel SDK-85
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Intel SDK-85 Enhancements

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Making an obsolete board with no documents usable again
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Reverse Engineering an old VMEBus CPU Board

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About as basic as a card can get
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Simple-68008 CPU Card

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Basically an Arduino Uno/Nano combined with a boost converter, high voltage serial shift registers, and I2C RTC to experiment with VFD tubes
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VFD Experimenter

sjm4306sjm4306

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As I collected parts for my Interak Computer project, I gained a few Kemitron Computer cards. But what is a Kemitron - could I build one?
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Kemitron Computer

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An Arduino-based lightsaber with sound effects and an accelerometer
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Lightsaber prop with sound effects

matthias-nigmannMatthias Nigmann

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Some product manuals for STE bus cards from DSP Design
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STEbus Cards by DSP Design

richard-marshRichard Marsh

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My efforts to restore an original Interak computer
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Interak Computer Restoration

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Keeping STEbus boards working
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STEbus Cards by GMT Electronic Systems

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VALENTINE wrote 11/23/2023 at 17:55 • point

Thank you. Cheers! Valentine

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Mark Wilson wrote 09/11/2022 at 19:21 • point

Thanks for liking LittleZone and ElitePetite!

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Keith wrote 09/11/2022 at 19:55 • point

A friend of mine ported Elite onto the Raspberry Pi - in just two weeks!
Mind you, he did develop the R-Pi operating system. A very clever guy!

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Mark Wilson wrote 09/11/2022 at 20:37 • point

My non-port took WAY longer than that!

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Louis H wrote 12/17/2021 at 21:33 • point

Thanks for liking #MINITEL + ESP32 project 🙂

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Craig wrote 06/30/2020 at 00:42 • point

Thanks for liking/following my #Magnetic Bubble Memory Makes a Comeback project.  I think it would be easy enough to make a patch board or make a Z80 CPU card for the SBC-85 system so it could use bubble memory too.  Why let the 8085 have all the fun?

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Keith wrote 06/30/2020 at 01:04 • point

I thought of interfacing it to the STEbus, then any of my CPU boards can talk to it. However I wonder if there are many bubble memory components left in the world to make it worth while. I saw one module on eBay for £132. Too pricey for me to play with...

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danjovic wrote 08/02/2019 at 20:52 • point

Thanks for liking Hippo-B-Gone! btw all your projects are very cool!!

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