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A hardware controlled 4 bit CPU based on lessons learnt from the TD4 and the CHUMP CPUs
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Hardware Controlled 4 bit CPU

agpcooperagp.cooper

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A RP2040-based Board with 32-bit Audio Output and 8x 12-bit 1MSPS ADC for creating standalone synthesizers and noise boxes.
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PicoADK - Audio Development Kit

datanoiseDatanoise

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PERSEUS-9 is a die-cast aluminum housing mobile computer having dual 6502 CPU, 48 keys and 40 x 7 LED character display.
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PERSEUS-9 homemade mobile 6502 computer

mitsuru-yamadaMitsuru Yamada

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6502 based learning in a familiar form factor
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65uino

anders-nielsenAnders Nielsen

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MRC6502 is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about digital electronics and 6502 assembly programming... step by step.
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MRC6502 - Modular Retro Computer

padnestpadnest

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An analog computer for solving sets of Lorenz attractor differential equations
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Analog Lorenz Attractor Computer

cheeennppCheeenNPP

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Handheld RPI4 based computer with 36-key tactile keyboard and display
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HandiPi

richardRichard

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Digital Information Processor - an 8-bit computer made out of 7400 series logic and some EEPROMs.
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DIP-8 TTL Computer

kaimackaimac

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An EdgePro1 based DIY computer with mechanical keyboard and monochromatic display.
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DIY computer EdgeProMX

jernejJernej

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I will present my early homemade computers around 1980 that was the starting point for the computer project I have already introduced.
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Prehistory of my homemade PERSEUS computers

mitsuru-yamadaMitsuru Yamada

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A pocket sized RGB LED version of the 2048 game
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Tiny2048

davidDavid

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Frame/Adapter to make the Supercon 2023 Badge Eurorack compatible
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Badge to Eurorack

alexAlex

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Simplest possible way to make a compact retro-style analog oscilloscope with a cathode ray tube (CRT), which is powered by 12V.
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DIY simplest small CRT Oscilloscope

mircemkmircemk

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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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8052AH-BASIC single-board computer

mit41301mit41301

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Many microcontrollers with internal ROM can be configured to run from external ROM!
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Repurposing OTP/mask-ROM microcontrollers

eric-hertzEric Hertz

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A cyberdeck, and a mechanical keyboard. Dual output mode: key strokes to the host computer or to the cyberdeck
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CyberKeeb 2040

nosegfaultNoSegfault

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CRUMB offers an easy to use and interactive introduction to electronic circuitry
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Realtime 3D Circuit Simulation

mike-bushellMike Bushell

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MikroLeo is a 4-bit microcomputer developed mainly for educational purposes and distributed for free under open-source licenses.
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MikroLeo

edsjacedsjac

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An open-source, DIY-friendly Game Boy cartridge system
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Squareboi

alxco-hardwareALXCO-Hardware

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I've submitted pong-like games to TinyTapeout 5 and TinyTapeout 6 It's written entirely in Verilog and fits into a single tile.
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Pong in 160umx100um - TinyTapeout

tomkeddieTomKeddie

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A 6502 CPU-based computer with keyboard support that can run BASIC. It is highly extensible via 32 GPIO pins.
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Vectron 65 Plus

nick-bildNick Bild

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