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Usagi Electric | Playing a Game on a MC14500 1-bit Single Board Computer! @UsagiElectric | Uploaded February 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
Once upon a time, I built up a 1-bit computer on a breadboard based around the Motorola MC14500 1-bit Industrial Control Unit microprocessor (link below to that playlist). It was epic and I loved it, but I also loved having my breadboard to do prototyping on. So, I tore it down after filming and used my breadboard for other things. Well, I’ve been missing that little computer, so it’s time to build it back up again, but this time, on a PCB from my friends at PCBWay!

Check out PCBWay:
pcbway.com

Gerbers and Schematics:
github.com/Nakazoto/UETTL/tree/main/MC14500_SBC

Yaro’s Code:
github.com/veremenko-y/mc14500-programs

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patreon.com/usagielectric

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Intro Music adapted from:
Artist: The Runaway Five
Title: The Shinra Shuffle
ocremix.org/remix/OCR01847

Thanks for watching!

Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:13 What are we going to do today, Brain?
3:58 A close look at PCBWay’s PCB
5:17 Trying to peel up a trace
6:25 Let’s build it up!
8:08 What have we built?
11:09 What did I get wrong?
13:09 A look at how things are laid out
14:28 Giving it a test
15:03 How does the test program work?
17:49 Let’s play a game!
19:18 Killing those bits (and how it works)!
21:58 Yeah, that went pretty well
24:09 Kitties!
Playing a Game on a MC14500 1-bit Single Board Computer!Wangwriter Pt.3 – It Runs Zork!I Was Wrong… and It’s Awesome!1-Bit Breadboard Computer P.04 – The MC14500 and Running our First Program1-Bit Breadboard Computer P.01 – The MC14500 and 555 Clock CircuitMinicomputer Part 19: Troubleshooting the CDC 8” Floppy Drives (it did NOT go well)Restoring an HP 521A Frequency Counter: Part 3 – Victory!An Epic Trip Through Japan!Restoring an HP 150A Oscilloscope (Part 3)Exploring 1950’s Computer Logic with the Bendix G-15!Vacuum Tube Computer P.22 – Processor Finished!A Low Voltage Vacuum Tube OTL Audio Amplifier

Playing a Game on a MC14500 1-bit Single Board Computer! @UsagiElectric

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