74ls05_phy

motherboard

A conversion into kicad of the Atari 260/520 ST

sporniket

11

motherboard

A conversion to Kicad EDA of the schematics of a computer released around 1989 known as the "Atari STE".

sporniket

35

74x05

収集した7400ICについて入手情報をまとめつつ、何か動く標本を作れないか模索しているリポジトリ

radiann-kswg

0

74x06

収集した7400ICについて入手情報をまとめつつ、何か動く標本を作れないか模索しているリポジトリ

radiann-kswg

0

UC2 synertek KTM2

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

roberto314

1

GPIO to 7405

Arduino compatible Hard- and Software to get any timings, to grow plants, done.

PitWD

4

bionic hd6120

Modern platform to run retro CPUs

tgtakaoka

6

wwfsstar

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

jotego

338

digital clocks

KiCad Electronics Projects

alfpedraza

0

summers

KiCad Electronics Projects

alfpedraza

0

Bumpstock

DIY audio-related projects of questionable quality and dubious utility; delivered in 30 minutes or less or the next one is free

velvia-fifty

1

pcb

The PCBs and 3d print models etc for the bee tracking system

SheffieldMLtracking

0

Digital Logic XOR Gate Design

My Embedded Systems and Hardware Design Sandbox

adurantek

1

FireKey Theory

Student project to create a macro keyboard. This is the hardware part.

FrederikWolter

2

iec

A range of gadgets that can be plugged in to the PAL-1 RIOT Expansion Module to provide specific functionality.

dimitrit

2

74x04

収集した7400ICについて入手情報をまとめつつ、何か動く標本を作れないか模索しているリポジトリ

radiann-kswg

0

74x00

収集した7400ICについて入手情報をまとめつつ、何か動く標本を作れないか模索しているリポジトリ

radiann-kswg

0

74x08

収集した7400ICについて入手情報をまとめつつ、何か動く標本を作れないか模索しているリポジトリ

radiann-kswg

0

74x02

収集した7400ICについて入手情報をまとめつつ、何か動く標本を作れないか模索しているリポジトリ

radiann-kswg

0

PortDecodingA

PainfulDiodes

4

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

KALTCHUK

94