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Building and testing the 8-bit One Instruction Breadboard Computer.
Lots of problems with power distribution, dodgy switch arrays and the order of switching edges.
Building and testing the 8-bit One Instruction Breadboard Computer.
Lots of problems with power distribution, dodgy switch arrays and the order of switching edges.
What if a capacitor is a size of your house, Julian?
All these power integrity issues .. the contacts on these types of wireless breadboards are pretty poor to begin with, nevermind if you have actually used them more than a few times.
K for cathodes. 😂
Ben Eater's 8bit breadboard computer videos are quiet indeepth on the basics of a CPU
Now I know why a lot of early computers had multi-phase clocks.
Also FYI – it's not the buffer that interprets high-impedance as low (or high), the actual voltage on the bus was low (or high). You should add pulldowns or pullups if you want that.
How long before you can mine cryptocurrency on this baby? 🙂
The "first" instruction? Didn't you decide already that it would only have one instruction (move can be Turing complete, like in x86)?
Hooray!!
I know the 373/374 were originally designed for ring counters hence the pin-outs but does anyone know why the 244 was designed like that?
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