74ls02

fuck it psu 2

ethanjamesauto

1

one phase half bridge for cnc or jlc

ethanjamesauto

1

orrery circuit

My various small-to-medium electronics (read: EDA) projects. Free for personal use only unless otherwise specified

Drummersbrother

0

controller pro micro

Retro Keyboards for emulators

JeremyJStarcher

0

wwfsstar

FPGA cores compatible with multiple arcade game machines and KiCAD schematics of arcade games. Working on MiSTer FPGA/Analogue Pocket

jotego

338

insectx

FPGA cores compatible with multiple arcade game machines and KiCAD schematics of arcade games. Working on MiSTer FPGA/Analogue Pocket

jotego

338

fairyland

FPGA cores compatible with multiple arcade game machines and KiCAD schematics of arcade games. Working on MiSTer FPGA/Analogue Pocket

jotego

338

processor.Z80

A powerful, modern fork of KiCad

zeodotdev

31

bowl

FPGA cores compatible with multiple arcade game machines and KiCAD schematics of arcade games. Working on MiSTer FPGA/Analogue Pocket

jotego

338

DB512k

Reverse engineerte Hardware aus deutschen Spielautomaten.

stonedDiscord

4

top level

A large MOS 6502 processor replica, made for understanding and de-mystifying the inner workings of computers.

hackerspace-ntnu

5

alu 32b

Discrete 32-bit Polymorphic Dual-LUT3 CPU; Implemeted in PCB (KiCad)

tmarhguy

2

odyssey

FPGA cores compatible with multiple arcade game machines and KiCAD schematics of arcade games. Working on MiSTer FPGA/Analogue Pocket

jotego

338

controll

wakimizufu

0

microwaves

KiCad Electronics Projects

alfpedraza

0

ESB0100D City 120 mainboard

Documenting the reverse engineering efforts of my Robomow City 120

martonmiklos

6

Unicomp LCD Board

A modular 8-bit Computer able to recreate (nearly) every Retro computer of the late 70s to mid 80s.

roberto314

1

RAMROM Board v3

A modular 8-bit Computer able to recreate (nearly) every Retro computer of the late 70s to mid 80s.

roberto314

1

Bootloader

PCB version of Ben Eaters 8-bit breadboard computer

Robert-Riordan-UCD

0

PC

KiCAD data

Tert2

0

PX051

"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

KALTCHUK

94