VHDL project to run a simple 8-bit computer very similar to the one built by Ben Eater (see https://eater.net)

This is a complete rework of Ben Eater's 8-Bit Breadboard Computer project schematics with his kits defined and proper schematic flow.

A tiny logic circuit simulator. Created initially to simulate Ben Eater's breadboard computer.

An improved version of Miau6502 (Programming Language for BE6502)

Minimalistic EEPROM programmer (28c256 and alike). Powered by Arduino and controlled over the command line. Inspired by Ben Eater's 6502 video series.

🎛️ FPGAs are an interesting invention that is expected to revolutionize the digital industry. This series will focus on building the 8-bit computer that Ben Eater built on his youtube channel. However, it will be done not with actual chips and hardware, but with Verilog code and FPGA simulations.

No frills Ben Eater 6502 PCB

Attempt to create a Ben Eater 8-bit computer emulator

8-bit bus input card for an 8-bit CPU bus.

Emulator for Ben Eater's 8-bit computer written in Typescript.

Follow-up to TLSIM, a tiny logic circuit simulator. Created initially to simulate Ben Eater's breadboard computer. This one uses a true GUI based on GTK-3.

Il mio breadboard computer TTL a 8 bit basato sulla realizzazione di Ben Eater e sui miglioramenti di Tom Nisbet

Implementation of a 4 bit adder with ripple carry on a bread board.

A FPGA implementation of Ben Eater's SAP-1 computer using the Digilent's BASYS 3 board.

WDC 65C02 based computer with expansive I/O and a large RAM bank