FPGA based CPU designs from the 90s, PART II
This series of videos show some of my own CPU designs based on FPGAs from the 1990s. If you like old PCs and wire wrapping, this video is for you. In this second video, I'll show some of the software tools available at that time and check out the board for functionality.
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FPGA based CPU designs from the 90s, PART I
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Your RAM Has a 60 Year Old Design Flaw. I Bypassed It.
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Software Emulators vs FPGAs
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FPGAs Aren’t Processors (Unless You Want Them to Be) || FPGA Deep Dive and Use
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“Hello, world” from scratch on a 6502 — Part 1
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8-bit CPU control logic: Part 1
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I built my own 16-Bit CPU in Excel
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The mistake that destroyed ESCOM | Germany's PC empire fell in seconds
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We Programmed a 60s Computer
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LMARV-1: A RISC-V processor you can see. Part 1: 32-bit registers.
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The Gigatron TTL Computer without a Microprocessor
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EEVblog #496 - What Is An FPGA?
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UPDATES! The dead hardcards might work and a big XTRAMTEST improvement
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Trying to revive a dead Amiga 2000
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Building Grant Searle's 'Simple 6502' computer - with just 6 chips!
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27c3: Reverse Engineering the MOS 6502 CPU (en)
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Possibly the fastest booting IBM PC (Running at 4.77MHz)
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I Designed My Own 16-bit CPU
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When 64KB Was Supposed to Be Enough — The Engineering Mistake That Changed America
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