1 EEVblog #801 - How To Design A Digital Clock
Dave Jones revisits a discrete-logic digital clock he designed years ago, useful for understanding mains-frequency timekeeping and old-school logic design.
Topic
discrete logic
6 videos. Ranked by independent recommendations, not by views.
2 UE-1 Vacuum Tube Computer
Usagi Electric's playlist on building a one-bit computer from vacuum tubes, offered as inspiration and background for anyone attempting a processor from discrete parts.
3 8-Bit Adder built from 152 Transistors
Linked as an example of an 8-bit adder made entirely from discrete transistors, with one commenter doubting its accuracy over a schematic symbol error.
4 The muon-powered, universe-bifurcating, random number machine
An account of a random number machine driven by muon detection and built with no microcontroller, which another builder found inspiring and others have pointed people towards.
5 8-bit CPU control signal overview
Part of a series building a computer's control logic from discrete chips, praised for making microcode practical to understand; also cited for coloured film improving display contrast.
6 The Two Transistor Latch
Pointed to whenever someone needs one button press to toggle a circuit, showing how to build the latch from a pair of discrete transistors.
