Topic

8 bit computer

10 videos. Ranked by independent recommendations, not by views.

  1. 1 Using an EEPROM to replace combinational logic

    Ben Eater 15 people · 16 months · since Jun 2017

    Ben Eater programs a parallel EEPROM by hand and uses it as a lookup table to drive a seven-segment display in place of discrete logic.

  2. 2 Astable 555 timer - 8-bit computer clock - part 1

    Ben Eater 10 people · 10 months · since Apr 2016

    Ben Eater explains the inner workings of the 555 timer and builds an adjustable astable clock for his 8-bit computer; popular with beginners following along on breadboards.

  3. 3 JK flip-flop racing

    Ben Eater 6 people · 6 months · since Jul 2019

    Ben Eater builds a JK flip-flop and shows why it works only intermittently because of a race condition, cited to settle questions about his earlier latch schematic.

  4. 4 8-bit CPU control logic: Part 1

    Ben Eater 5 people · 5 months · since Oct 2017

    First of three parts on control logic for Ben Eater's 8-bit computer, showing how control lines and microcode steps execute an instruction over several clock cycles.

  5. 6 Monostable 555 timer - 8-bit computer clock - part 2

    Ben Eater 3 people · 3 months · since May 2017

    An episode from an 8-bit computer build series, explaining how a 555 timer provides the clock and handles debouncing, praised for laying out the theory clearly.

  6. 7 Build an Arduino EEPROM programmer

    Ben Eater 3 people · 3 months · since Apr 2019

    Ben Eater builds an Arduino Nano programmer for AT28C parallel EEPROMs, using shift registers for the address lines; people build it for their own projects.

  7. 9 Clock logic - 8-bit computer clock - part 4

    Ben Eater 3 people · 3 months · since Dec 2017

    A clock circuit for a homebrew 8-bit computer built from a 555 timer and logic gates, often copied by learners who then need help debugging it.

  8. 10 RAM module build - part 1

    Ben Eater 3 people · 3 months · since Apr 2017

    Ben Eater builds the 74LS189 RAM module for his 8-bit computer; often cited in questions about the chip heating and LEDs driven without resistors.