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by DowsingSpoon
1653 days ago
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I build “74 series logic” computers as a hobby. It’s a lot of fun! It’s not difficult to buy old 74x181 and 74x182 ICs on eBay. You can even get sixteen-bit ALUs like the IDT 7831 for decent prices. Build a register file from a bank of registers. For example, use a 74x138 and a few 74x377. Alternatively, either use a true dual port SRAM to build a three port register file, or build your own from a time-multiplexed SRAM and some bus transceivers. Complex combinational logic can be implemented in an EEPROM truth table pretty easily. Sometimes, part of the fun is figuring out how to build a complex device from a very limited palette of parts. |
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My favourite search engines failed to find that one (or I failed to look deep enough). Do you have a link?