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monsonite

Vintage Hardware Enthusiast

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This user joined on 07/01/2014.

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BlackIce is the fusion of FPGA & ARM - a low cost open source hardware FPGA dev board bound together with innovative open source toolchain

BlackIce - Low Cost Open Hardware FPGA Dev Board

Suite-16 is a 16-bit CPU designed to built entirely from 74xx TTL. It is a personal exploration of how hardware and software interact.

Suite-16

TICK is an 8-bit, bit serial CPU built onto a 110x110 4-layer pcb. Tick uses through-hole components - you can solder it up in an afternoon!

TICK - a novel homebrew MCU architecture in 28 ICs

Serial Interpreted Minimal Programming Language for exploring microcontrollers & new cpu architectures

SIMPL

In the early 1960s Diode Transistor Logic (DTL) was used to construct minicomputers. Here is a modern recreation with a novel twist.

White Light Logic

Recording Low Density Digital Data on a Moving Media via Electromechanical Means.

Blink

Projects I Contribute To

Where DIY DIP/SSI/MSI CPU makers meet and discuss other TLA (three letters acronyms)

Hackaday TTLers

yann-guidon-ygdes Yann Guidon / YGDES

Attempting to lower the cost and augment flexibility of discrete logic designs.

Logic strips

yann-guidon-ygdes Yann Guidon / YGDES

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Just because! A home computer without microprocessor

Gigatron TTL microcomputer

marcel-van-kervinck Marcel van Kervinck

Supplyframe DesignLab: 2023 Hackada…

Lowering the cost of Refreshable Braille Cells by using Electromagnetic Cam Actuators & 3D Printing

Electromechanical Refreshable Braille Module

Hackaday Prize 2019

Retrocomputer built from TTL logic running CP/M with no CPU or ALU

Novasaur CP/M TTL Retrocomputer

alastair-hewitt Alastair Hewitt

A 16 bit RISC computer with video display, from just a few TTL and memory chips. Online C compiler and simulator available.

Kobold K2 - RISC TTL Computer

Supplyframe DesignLab: 2023 Hackada…

TTL Retro computer runs 6502 and Z80 code. Has video, sound and filesystem. Runs a Windows-like OS. No microprocessor or FPGA.

Isetta TTL computer

This projects tracks my efforts to develop discrete LED-Transistor logic building blocks and designing a CPU from them.

LCPU - A CPU in LED-Transistor-Logic (LTL)

And a tiny microcontroller

Breadboard VGA from TTL and SRAM

marcel-van-kervinck Marcel van Kervinck

A Microprocesser designed in a digital logic family based on the NE555

555ENabled Microprocessor

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

How fast can germanium transistors compute ? And how much current will that draw ?

Germanium ECL

yann-guidon-ygdes Yann Guidon / YGDES

Hackaday Prize 2020

My attempt to create a CPU/MCU without transistors or relays

LLTP - Light Logic Transistorless Processor

dr-cockroach Dr. Cockroach

An exploration of Radio Shack's educational computer from 1985

Exploring the Science Fair Microcomputer Trainer

michael-wessel Michael Wessel

A TTL CPU I built a long time ago when I bought a huge stock of NOS TTL chips on ebay

4 Bit TTL CPU

Yetanother simple CPU of TTL chips.

The 74's called ... (SUBLEQ)

michael-mller Michael Möller

Z80 homebrew development board

BeanZee

stephen-willcock Stephen Willcock

A one-instruction computer built from almost 700 transistors

My Homemade Subleq CPU

michael-morton Michael Morton

Attempting to lower the cost and augment flexibility of discrete logic designs.

Logic strips

yann-guidon-ygdes Yann Guidon / YGDES

kMouse is a programming language created for the 1kB challenge based on the Mouse language created by Peter Grogono

kMouse Programming Language Interpreter

Vacuum Tube implementation of PDP-8

PDP-8/V

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roelh wrote 04/02/2025 at 07:53

Hi Monsonite, thank you for liking and following the #Isetta TTL computer !

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Yann Guidon / YGDES wrote 01/15/2021 at 01:27

It's starting to look good...
Soon you'll have a full computing environment :-)

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zaphod wrote 07/01/2014 at 19:42

thanks for the follow!

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