mos_8502 :verified: on Nostr: I think, if one wanted to do a discrete transistor logic computer, a tested design ...
I think, if one wanted to do a discrete transistor logic computer, a tested design would be best. The simpler the better. And it would be nice if it didn't require exotic parts.
Enter the Gigatron. It requires 13 TTL logic chips, all of them well understood; so if you wanted to go that way, you would have a list of 13 designs you'd need to create, so you have equivalents.
Enter the Gigatron. It requires 13 TTL logic chips, all of them well understood; so if you wanted to go that way, you would have a list of 13 designs you'd need to create, so you have equivalents.