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The smallest DIL40 8085-based computer
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SDC_85

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Generic prototyping of processors from 1970's and 1980's
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Generic 8-bit Processors Prototype (G8PP)

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A retrocomputer and CPU exerciser for classic 8-bit CPUs.
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SDC_One

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A marker pen sized Geiger counter with up to 12 months battery life from 2xLR44, based on STM8L152K4 microcontroller
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Compact, low-power Geiger counter

bleakytexBleakyTex

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A 16 bit RISC computer with video display, from just a few TTL and memory chips. Online C compiler and simulator available.
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Kobold K2 - RISC TTL Computer

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Recreation of the 'Fastest computer in the Universe' that runs FORTH.
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Recreating the Jupiter Ace

cees-meijerCees Meijer

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A microprocessor built with TTL chips. In one square inch.
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1 Square Inch TTL CPU

roelhroelh

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

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6502 based learning in a familiar form factor
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65uino

anders-nielsenAnders Nielsen

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This is an 8-bit CPU built using only 17 TTL chips. 32K ROM, 32K data, UART, microcoded.
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CSCvon8: An 8-bit TTL CPU

warren-toomeyWarren Toomey

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The smallest possible DIL64 MC68000 computer with full hardware monitoring, CP/M 68k capable
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SDC_68k

gbmgbm

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Attempting to reverse engineer an HP 4952A into a general purpose z80 computer capable of running CP/M.
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HP 4952A turned general purpose CP/M machine

trevor-johansen-aaseTrevor Johansen Aase

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Reverse engineering and building applications for the HP 4952A Protocol Analyzer
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Hacking the 4952

david-kuderDavid Kuder

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BASIC for the 8080 and Z80, fits in 1K of memory, runs BASIC games on a 2K system. Features similar to Palo Alto Tiny BASIC.
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One kilobyte Tiny BASIC for the 8080 and Z80

willstevenswill.stevens

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A lower cost, more capable Nano
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A new Nano

kevin-timmermanKevin Timmerman

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Solar camera embedded micro satellite circuit sculpture
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MicroSat Circuit Sculpture

blanchard-jordanBLANCHARD Jordan

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made only out of about 450 bipolar transistors (BC182)
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Homebrew 4-bit transistorized CPU

gaborGabor

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An "effect box" which works as octave-down effect (halves input frequency). No internal oscillator involved, no PLL, just analog maths!
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Analog oscilator-less octave-down effect box

ms-bossMS-BOSS

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Super Simple, High-Speed ROM Emulator for Raspberry Pi Pico 2 (RP2350). Includes clock/reset/UART-USB
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Pico2ROMEmu: Pico2(RP2350) ROM emulator

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I hacked a toy keyboard that I got from friends to make it produce new, cool sounds. Pictures, schematics and a video with demo-music below.
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An Exercise in circuit bending

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This clock has no microcontroller, but a TTL CPU built on 1 square inch
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Clock driven by small homebrew CPU

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