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4 Bit Seven Seg Interface

A custom PCB designed to mimic the function of a CPU. Entirely made from discrete logic ICs.

myFPGA CBh

My own FPGA architecture simulated in VHDL, realized with 7400-logic on PCB.

myFPGA CBv

My own FPGA architecture simulated in VHDL, realized with 7400-logic on PCB.

myFPGA CLB slice

My own FPGA architecture simulated in VHDL, realized with 7400-logic on PCB.

myFPGA SW box

My own FPGA architecture simulated in VHDL, realized with 7400-logic on PCB.

temp

My own FPGA architecture simulated in VHDL, realized with 7400-logic on PCB.

BlueLily

A High-Performance Sensing, Control, Communication and Realtime Logic Array, customizable for Robotics, Flight Computer, High-Powered Rocketry, Payloads, and CubeSats

Split Keyboard

This split keyboard is basically fixes everything annoying about standard typing. We took the logic of an ortholinear grid (where everything is predictable) and mashed it together with a column stagger that actually matches how long your fingers are. For me this type of form factor keyboard is good for long hours of typing

EProg (discrete part)

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

EProg

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

DI 08

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

DI 08 ext

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

DO 08

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

Backplane v2

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

CPU

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

CPU frontal

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

Extension

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

FLASHv2

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

FLASHv2 frontal

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

I2C

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

I2C

"Anyone who has brought up CP/M on a homebuilt computer has felt this moment of elation. A myriad of connections are properly closed; bits are flying at lightning speeds over busses and through circuits and program logic, to produce a single prompt". Gary Kildall

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