Keeping up with the state of my design, had a lot of circuits laying around, and (noob mistake) didn´t even thought of buffering and protecting the buses(address and data), so looked up on what to do and came up with this so far:
Woops, I just noticed I connected A14 to VCC, noob mistake, going ...
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- Tue Feb 11, 2025 7:24 pm
- Forum: Newbies
- Topic: Buffering system buses
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- Tue Feb 11, 2025 7:23 pm
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Buffering system buses
Keeping up with the state of my design, had a lot of circuits laying around, and (noob mistake) didn´t even thought of buffering and protecting the buses(address and data), so looked up on what to do and came up with this so far:
- Mon Feb 03, 2025 6:54 pm
- Forum: Newbies
- Topic: Is this a valid reset circuit
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Re: Is this a valid reset circuit
Welcome to 6502 land.
Some manufacturers had Schmitt-trigger RST\ inputs; but I never got a definitive list of which ones. The reset page linked above will show other ways to do it. I do recommend going through the entire 6502 primer though, in order, as it was written to answer a lot of questions ...
Some manufacturers had Schmitt-trigger RST\ inputs; but I never got a definitive list of which ones. The reset page linked above will show other ways to do it. I do recommend going through the entire 6502 primer though, in order, as it was written to answer a lot of questions ...
- Mon Feb 03, 2025 3:37 am
- Forum: Newbies
- Topic: Is this a valid reset circuit
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Is this a valid reset circuit
Hi!
I’ve just started designing a new board, or more accurately, reverse-engineering it based on sparse information and a touch of sleep-deprived inspiration. To keep things manageable, I’m breaking the project into multiple subboards in KiCad. I’m starting with the power circuit (since that’s the ...
I’ve just started designing a new board, or more accurately, reverse-engineering it based on sparse information and a touch of sleep-deprived inspiration. To keep things manageable, I’m breaking the project into multiple subboards in KiCad. I’m starting with the power circuit (since that’s the ...