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Christmas Tree O'Digital Logic
Added by Chris @ PyroElectro.com on December 18, 2012 at 7:32am — 2 Comments
Build Your Own FPGA
This is a very curious implementation of a simple FPGA with 7400 ICs. As it is easy to find this kind of NAND gate chips, the circuit becomes easier to be implemented.
by DP:
"Building a microcontroller or CPU out of discrete logic is a popular hobbyist pursuit, and it serves a useful purpose. Building a CPU from scratch teaches you a lot about CPU architecture…
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