The stack decoders are now complete and mounted in the frame:
The yellow lights are indicators for the row and column output drivers.
A project log for ED-64: A discrete 8-bit computer
ED-64 will be an 8-bit computer built with discrete components, and will feature a ferrite core memory (documented as a separate project).
The stack decoders are now complete and mounted in the frame:
The yellow lights are indicators for the row and column output drivers.
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Wow Andrew, that looks fantastic! Those are some pretty large boards on the back, must be quite an investment.
Looking at the frame, this thing is going to be huge! Can't wait to see the rest.
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Thanks Dave. Cost isn't too enormous, since the prices out of Chinese board houses are pretty reasonable. But yes, it is going to be big, and this is basically a toy computer. You can see why mainframes used to fill rooms (and even buildings)!
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Fantastic !!!
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Thanks Yann. Next up: the core memory arrays. I have PCBs due in any day now.
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great news ! :-)
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