New Clock Install - Making an 8 Bit pipelined CPU - Part 84 @weirdboyjim
New Clock Install - Making an 8 Bit pipelined CPU - Part 84  @weirdboyjim
Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I've previously been building the new clock and reset circuit separate from the main build. The new pipeline pcb's need the new reset signal so it's time to integrate it.

Once it's in and working I take advantage of the new features to try out some faster clock rates. The build surpasses my expectation and appears stable all the way up to 2.5mhz which is the highest speed the new circuit can generate with it's current crystal. I'll have to try some faster crystals after the ALU is converted to PCB.

I thought this was going to be a really short video, so I added the EDA for the new clock circuit but that ended up adding quite a bit.
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New Clock Install - Making an 8 Bit pipelined CPU - Part 84

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