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Ultim809: Ultimate 8-Bit Computer

Another homebrewed 8bit computer, based on Motorola 6809.

UFE: SD card Floppy emulator

UFE is a SD/MMC floppy drive emulator for old computers. It connects to the floppy drive port of the host computer and behaves like a real floppy drive.

SD Audio Player with ATTiny

This is a simple SD audio player biult with only an 8-pin microcontroller (ATTiny85).

EtherCard - cheap Ethernet module with ENC28J60

The Ether Card is a basic Ethernet interface for use with the JeeLabs' Carrier Board, but you can use it in your own design (or breadboard...)

Arduino Visual Studio

With Arduino, you have a powerful IDE. Here is an alternative: A Visual Studio plugin.

dsPIC33 video controller

dsPIC33 has a great performance parameters. It provides a power enough to drive 320x240 display with GLCD or TV output.

ftisp: USB-to-ISP Programmer

Ftisp is a command-line utility that allows program AVR processors via an USB chip FT2232 or FT232R.
Ftisp uses the fast synchronous bit-bang features of this chips.

A "Logic Probe - Next Generation"

An older article, but a good idea... Logic probe on steroids.

RBox: A DIY 32-bit game console

The RBox is a game console that is simple enough to build on the prototype area of a LPCXpresso ARM dev kit. You need just a crystal, a few capacitors and resistors. It uses the smallest and cheapest 32 bit CPU to generate 3D graphics and sound.

AVR AttoBASIC - 3x

Three circuits with AVRs, implementing a simple BASIC interpreter.

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