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Clock module. The computer’s clock is used to synchronize all operations. The clock we’re building is based on the popular 555 timer IC. The videos go into some detail on the operation of the 555 and use it in three different ways. Our clock is adjustable-speed (from less than 1Hz to a few hundred Hz).
Kit 1: Clock module – Ben Eater
This kit includes everything you need to build the clock module for the 8-bit breadboard computer, including the same high-quality breadboard I use in my videos and a power supply which will power the full computer. Unlike the later kits in the series, this first kit also includes pre-cut wires, making it easy for anyo
Kicad designs for the clock module of Ben Eater's home-made CPU
This repo contains PCB designs for the first component of Ben Eater's educational 8-bit CPU, the clock module. You can watch Mr. Eaters fantastic series on designing and building this CPU on his Youtube channel.
[8-bit Breadboard Computer] Cleaning Up the Clock Module
2022年11月27日 · I built Ben Eater's 8-bit breadboard computer clock module yesterday. I wanted to share some modifications I made that improved the robustness of the design. Like many others, I had some glitches in the clock signal when using the monostable one-shot clock.
Clock Module - Ben Eater - OSHWLab
2020年3月27日 · Clock Module based on Ben Eater's project https://eater.net/8bit/clock, with some customizations based on Dawid Buchwald Clock Module's project https://github.com/dbuchwald/6502/tree/master/Schematics/Clock_module
Modified version of Clock Module by Ben Eater's - PCBWay
2020年2月24日 · This is modified version of Ben Eater's clock module used in his Breadboard Computer and 6502 Computer projects. My modifications are: Pushbutton operated mode toggle (solves make-before-break issue) Additional input line for break operation (toggles to manual stepping mode on low transition).
Breadboard Computer 1 Clock Module - Quintussential
2020年8月15日 · I recently picked up Ben Eater’s 8-bit computer kit. The entire walk through for Ben’s computer can be found on youtube. The idea is to build a fully functioning 8-bit computer entirely on a breadboard. This should be a great learning experience for me considering I’ve never built anything particularly complicated in electronics.
#319 555Timer/DigitalLogicClock - leap.tardate.com
This digital clock module was designed by Ben Eater as part of his 8-bit computer build. It is also an interesting demonstration of the 555 timer in all its major modes of operation. The clock module features in summary: 5V CMOS & TTL compatible output; relatively low frequency operation; variable frequency automatic (continuous) mode; manual ...
CPU clock module (with single step) - Hackster.io
Simplified version of Ben Eater's Clock Module. For experimenting with retro CPUs like the 6502 and the Z80, this is a very handy clock module. It can single step and it can run free. Like all Ben's projects, his Clock Module is intended to live on a breadboard.
BE6502 Build a 6502 computer (Clock-module revision A)
2019年11月28日 · Following along to Ben Eaters 6502 video-series? Suck at breadboards like me? Build it on a PCB instead, this is the SBC-module.