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Attempt to add even more Retro Spirit to Hackaday Supercon'19 badge :)
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Spirit Retro Handheld

shaosSHAOS

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Differential scope probe
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PD150

craig-dCraig D

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Light Rail is a minimalist, interactive PCB game.
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Light Rail

nick-brownNick Brown

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A full adder built from discrete BJT transistors, hand soldered on perfboard
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Discrete 4-bit adder

ryanRyan

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Vacuum Tube implementation of PDP-8
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PDP-8/V

mike-riekerMike Rieker

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Relay clock generator. Latch. D-flipflop. Program counters. DRAM. Fast adder. Parity checker. Zero+max detector. ROM. Shift/rotate unit. ALU
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Relay computer circuits with pre-1940 components

matnieuwMatNieuw

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Massively parallel operations in a 64kx1 DRAM from the 1980ies
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Compute In Memory in Ancient DRAM

timTim

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A vacuum tube computer without semiconductors, 4-bit Von Neumann, 4096 words core memory, graphics output
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GLASNOST Vacuum Tube Computer

paul-kocylaPaul Kocyla

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Celebrating 50 years of Tiny Basic by implementing a custom micro-coded 16/32-bit CPU that executes it directly (up to 100MHz)
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CPU running Basic

zpekiczpekic

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BJTs don't only work in the forward direction.
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Unusual transistor operating regions

tim-williamsTim Williams

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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!
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TICK - a novel homebrew MCU architecture in 28 ICs

monsonitemonsonite

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How many Caravel chips does it take to make a usable lab computer for debugging digital electronics? Let's find out...
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Lab Computer "Marina"

shaosSHAOS

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Hex character module made from 3mm USSR 7-segment displays
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Hex Display Module

robertRobert

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By Richard Rodman, and published in Dr. Dobbs' Journal.
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NS 32000 cross-assembler in C

keithKeith

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Using standard 4000 series ICs to build ternary circuits
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Ternary abuse of CMOS logic

shaosSHAOS

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

monsonitemonsonite

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A 7-segment display, combined with a Arduino Nano Supermini results in a very versatile software defined 7-segment display for under €5.
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Cheap Hexadecimal Display

jeroen-brinkmanJeroen Brinkman

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A crazy whack-a-mole style game with Floppy Disks
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dISK fIGHT

rob-smithRob Smith

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Astable multivibrator, but with 5 branches instead of two.
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Pentablinky

michimartinimichimartini

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A toy programming language with a virtual screen, written in C
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Yet Another Toy Language – Piscript!

roland-brakeRoland Brake

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Given a positive integer N greater than 1, display the smallest non negative r such that n±r is prime
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Primality radius display

sylvain-julienSylvain JULIEN

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