Ninja Carnage - A 8 bits (and 16 bits) game
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Ninja Carnage - A 8 bits (and 16 bits) game
Minimalistic EEPROM programmer (intended for 28c256). Powered by Arduino and controlled over the command line. Inspired by Ben Eater's 6502 video series.
This is an 8 bit computer Built out of TTL logic chips (7400 series) inspired by the SAP-1 architecture it contains the fundamental building blocks of any computer, a system clock, ALU, flash, RAM and an output display. below is the table of contents for a detailed description of every part and a final demonstration.
Verilog implementation of SAP-1 computer architecture
In this video, I walk you through the inner workings of my custom-built 8-bit computer. From fetching instructions to executing binary addition, I cover how essential components like RAM, registers, and the ALU work together.
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