My 8-Bit Computer Runs Simple Animation Program
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This is the first time that my 8 bit computer runs a program that animates images.
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This is absolute insanity. I’m just finishing up the vanilla 8-bit CPU and this is just…so far beyond
bro its just reading memory values. hows that impressive
@tradde11 sorry if it came over rude
@@deepstonecrypt no. He made an Alu with an instruction set, a complete processor. And it is necessary initialize the display also, not only read memory values.
@@ifzq0yeah thats not complicated tho. I did the same in minecraft lmfao. If you were to properly render anything that might be impressive
@@deepstonecrypt ???????????? how lost are you
So many boards, so many parts, so neatly wired !!!
A true work of art to behold - A+++ For You Effort
I wonder how condensed it could be by using pcbs
@@Handlebrake2😂
It’s so clean I’m pleased
XD te inaultaria pero necesito conservar mi cuenta de RUclips
this invokes the people to appreciate the level of technology we have. the brains behind and the efforts they took for the comfort and entertainment of our own is simply mind-blowing. good job!
And their profit*
@@RubixxxCube but worth it
@@letsgetiton99 win-win
this is fantastically insane
This video deserves way more views...at least in the hundreds of thousands...just AMAZING!
It get just about as much as it deserves.
@@lorenzomizushal3980 - You’re just jealous
@@thetooginator153 nope
@@thetooginator153 what do you mean?? It has 114k rn?
Sizin de bildiğiniz gibi 8 bit guy diye birisi var ilk algıda seçicilik o şekilde okuyarak izledim sonra bir Türk'ün yaptığını görünce çok mutlu oldum. Büyük sabır, emeğinize sağlık. Böyle güzel anlamda deli insanlarımızın varlığını bilmek geleceğe karşı çok umut verici. Çalışmalarınızda başarılar diliyorum.
@@electroumit Ben icat etmiş demedim zaten. Bu devredeki yapılar belki 40 yıl önce de vardı. Siz de aynısını "kopyalayarak" yapın, görelim beraber. Emeğe saygı lütfen. Yapmayalım ama başkalarına "ok" atalım. Milli sporumuz okçuluk, iyiyiz nasılsa.
This must've been created with countless hours yet, shown only in just minutes.
Mad respect.
It must have been days
@@copperII_ Months and plenty of them too. I can safely say that it took him over 3 months min.
Hocam cidden helal olsun. Bilgisayar organizasyonu dersi için çalışırken karşıma bu çıktı ve derste öğrendiğim şeylerin karşılığını gördüm resmen.
Hocam selamlar. Üniversite öğrencisi adayıyım da sınava hazırlanıyorum. Acaba hangi bölümdesiniz
Bu tarz şeylere çok ilgim var da onun için sordum
@@ardaascbasoglu853 bilgisayar mühendisliği
knowing how bad are connections with these breedboards - special kudos for making it work without soldering, great job
In much of electronics lab works, it turns out the breadboard was bad. I am surprised here whole of work is working only on breadboard
OUTSTANDING!! What a fantastic effort. It's a shame most people will never be able to appreciate the genius of what you've done. I can, and I think what you've done is marvelous.
Thank you!
i appreciate the peppy music to occupy my mind while i stare blankly at the mess of wires
This demonstrates a level of proficiency and understanding on a subject that few could hope to achieve. Well done and I hope this is only that start of your accomplishments.
Kanka bunu bir Türk olarak başarmış olman gerçekten gurur verici, umarım sektörün iğrençliği seni hiçbir zaman değiştirmez ve en iyi konumlara gelirsin. Kablolamadaki özenin bile üzerinde saatlerce konuşulacak bir konu. Tebrik ederim.
@@electroumit kanka çocuk daha 5 sene önce de 16 bit versiyonunu yapmış zaten, neden sadece yüklediğine inandın? Yapmadığını düşündüren nedir yani, comodore yapıyor millet bin tane pcb örneği var pcbway de falan
@@mehmetberkeinan kanka türklerde bu tip söylemler yaygın. insanlar kendi yapamayınca bok atma eğiliminde.Tabi elemanın videonun sahibi olmama ihtimali var fakat bilmeden böyle konuşmak bencede doğru değil
@@fredericchopin276 bunu yapması değil olay aslında zaten, adam çok temiz çalışmış. Benim yaptıklarımı görsen ağlarsın kanka her taraf kablo amk, hatta türklerde ben sanmıyorum bu kadar titiz çalışan olduğunu. Ayrıca bizim ülkede arabayı sanayiye götürürsün diğer ustaya bok atar, elektronik ile ilgili kimse kimsenin lehimini beğenmez, kaynakçı bile bir diğer ustanın yaptığı kaynağı beğenmez hemen bok atar. Neden böyle olduk anlamıyorum.
Oh my gosh! I can't help to stop myself from admiring you! 😍
What a patience, congratulations!
I am so much impressed by your work. Being an engineering student i was also willing to make a microprocessor from scratch.
Tebrik ederim harika bir proje olmuş!!!
So nice cool work and effort, congratss
Aramızdan böyle birini görmek ne mutlu.
The entire computer is a master piece. fantastic job on the wiring!
yes, compulsive. he is insane
Wow. I wasn't expecting a local Ben Eater really exists... Keep up the good work, man!
Это просто жесть. Какую большую работу произвёл. Молодец. Благодарю за видео 👍👍👍
Türkiye'de bu içeriği bulabildiğim tek kanal olabilirsiniz.Çalışmalarınızın devamını sabırsızlıkla bekliyorum.
Çok emek sarf etmişsin abone oldum. Kanalın çabuk büyür inşallah. Ben Eater' i biliyor musun ?
the music makes the intimidation go down by 90%
👏👏👏 büyük emek,elinize sağlık.iyi çalışmalar
My background experience with designing SAP-1 computer makes me appreciate this beautiful work of yours even more! Huge respect!! 👏👏
This is outstanding! But we need much more info: What did you base your instruction set on?
Thank you. It is not based on anything
It has similarities to the Z80A instruction set.
The Z80A was used in the Sinclair ZX81 and Sinclair Spectrum.
@@massimookissed1023 They are similar, i inspired by Z80 instruction set
@@anlgncr then how can you say its not based on anything?
@@douglasdtlltd how similar are they? im guessing if it were based on an instruction set then it would be close to identical..
Totally amazing Anil! These must be high quality breadboards.
Next step: KiCAD PCB layout of 40x40cm and selling it as a kit? 😆
Böylesine muhteşem bir içeriğin bir Türk tarafından yapılması ve yayınlanması beni oldukça gururlandırdı 🎉❤
@@electroumit Hangi kanal?
@@electroumit Dostum hiç duydun mu bilmiyorum ama DENEYAP atölyeleri açıldı yaklaşık 50 ilde. Ve bu atölyelere girebilmek için 2 aşamadan oluşan bir sınavdan geçtik. Bu atölyelerde yine sınav ile seçilen öğretmenler tarafından yaklaşık 8 farklı konuda aylarca ders aldık ve almaya devam ediyoruz. Bu da o derslerden biri. Yani vakti olan insanlar var , yapabilecekleri ortamlar var , ve her türlü ihtiyacın sağlandı ve bu işlerin yapıldığı atölyeler var. .D
I'm almost done with my first 8 bit computer and it has no where near this ability. Your skills are something I strive to learn. You did a wonderful job making that, it is the best piece of art I have ever seen.
This is incredible, and it illustrates the absolute marvel of modern computing.
Bravo! Can't wait for the encore.
That’s an achievement very few have or even could accomplish. Congrats! It even looks so nice and clean. May i suggest rebuilding it on a wirewrap or perf board and put it in a chassis so it is more permanent. It’s worth keeping. It looks halfway to being an older pdp. :) Also, i love how the ALU is almost 1/3 of the total size. Gives you such a sense of scale when talking about all the cores and subunits in modern silicon.
Thanks for a well elaborate Architecture Diagram !!!
Amazing to see this, how something so small changed the future can now be made with some basic components at a large scale :)
I'm impressed! I'm so Impressed that I liked and subscribed!
(first year bachelor) in 10th grade high school computer class the teacher said "back in the day 1 computer occupied an entire building space or even this whole classroom." proceded to show images on a datashow projector. me seeing this video just to run a simple animation...... the circuit board is of the size of a table... really put things in perspective. ITS AMAZING GREAT JOB!!!!!
More or less that's what a cpu looks like when you zoom to it :) Excellent job BTW.
Those are fun to make. Lot of work but fun if you into tech stuff. Should be a requirement in school to make one. Good job. I can’t get enough of self made computers videos.
I'm a beginning Computer Science major and this is the coolest project I've pretty much ever seen. Awesome job!!
İnanılmazsın dostum eline sağlık
damn! great job man... now you have to do a video on how you manage to build it
No words. Absolutely fantastic.
You get a like for this video for having the patience for wiring this up, and getting it to work right. Congratulations on the project!
Wow bunch of wires , really salute to you for your efforts
Bizlerden böyle bişeyin çıkması çok iyii helal olsun
Omg! That’s so cool! Could you try to add a frame buffer?
What a treat! Its great to look at. You have done great stuff here. Really cool outcome
That's dedication!
O.o
Bro took building computers too seriously...
Of ours,programmed using assembly langage ! Beautiful !!
well done. I hope you permanently mount it on a board for display. I used to love projects like this many years ago. Thanks for sharing. Love it.
Back in the 90s I tried making stuff similar to that. But nowhere near as complex or computer like. I mostly used TTL logic to create counters, calculators with BCD switches for input and 7 segments for outputs. My most complex which was a frequency counter that could also determine wave form(sine, square, saw) was about 1/10 the breadboard real estate of yours. I have often wondered if it would even be possible to build the breadboard equivalent of a system on a chip. I guess it would be but it would be a mammoth undertaking.
Well done on this. Very interesting.
I salute you bro for this amazing work.
Very good a lot of time and effort went into this .
This is very impressive. Built Ben Eaters 8 bit so I have a good understanding as to the amount of work you have put into this much more complex computer. Great job. Looking forward to more videos.
I was here when it was close to 256 views. I suppose, this is going to blow up.
Does not look that simple to make, impressive job you have done :O
Nice! Now I'm waiting for the video where you write your own instruction set to run on the chip you created with the silicone you mined
Wow! I can't even imagine the amount of effort that went into that setup.
This so freaking awesome!
Congratulations.This is breathtaking
Gerçekten çok etkileyici, ne zamandır ben de Ben Eater tarzı bir bilgisayar yapmak istiyordum ama parçaları bulmak çok kolay olmadı benim için. Sizi tebrik ediyorum.
Gerçekten ellerine sağlık sen bir sanatçısın
That was really cool. Great layout.
Congrats, I am amazed that you really tried that stuff.
That is very cool! Looking forward to learn more about this :D
Wow! Amazing accomplishment!
Thats a purdy build And you went hog wild with ideas :) Tis its own universe. Cheers
Making this computer was so exciting. I hope someday i can make it on a pcb :)
Great job, interesting to such a project in reality!
😮
Bravo!
Wondering which one of time, parts or patience you ran out of first.
🎉🎉🎉
Simple, deductive, and efficient. Awesome job, man.
well that's really amazing !!
Abi cim, cilgin vaaar, cilgin var....
OCD desem oda degil..
Congratulations. Hoping you will continue with the same passion all your life, even after sixties..
Howdy.
The knowledge, the skills and the persistance of vision ...
Regards.
Wow this was amazing and inspiring, I really respect your wiring too, It's so neat lol.
Do you have textbook references for building larger scale electronics? (Or other sources you found helpful?)
I'm currently using "Horowitz & Hill" and found it to be super useful as a source for fundamental circuits (e.g. analog amplifiers & oscillators, DAC & ADC circuits, signal filters, sequential & computational logic, etc.). It does go into computer design much later a bit but I was curious if you used stuff that was more extensive on that end.
Very cool thank you for sharing!
It's a work of art, and it's based on the Z80 family, which is another plus.
This is just soooooo incredibly, utterly, fantabulastically excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!
i just complete at simulate an encoder today, it quite hard, and holy crab... what you have done, what an incredible project, nice job btw I will give you A plus ultra pro max lol
Amazing
Awesome. I love how your CPU is made from discrete sections rather than using a CPU chip
Bad apple when
Çok iyi, seni keşfettiğim için mutlu oldum. Ben Eater gibi lojik devreleri ve bilgisayar mimarisi, haberleşme protokolleri vb. çalışma mantıklarını ayrıntılı video çekersen Türkçe kaynak olarak bizim için daha anlaşılır ve faydalı olur. Abone oldum videolarını bekliyorum ve içerik için teşekkürler.
Thats a dream of mine! Congratulations!
Technique + beauty
Meanwhile me with a battery and a led bulb
Running out of words to appreciate it 🎉
Just think this all includes in one single IC what a technology, mind blowing
Really amazing, congratulations.
hat's off🎩 hardworking
Helal olsun kanka inanılmaz mükemmel.
Sweet! I am so happy YT suggested this to me.
Absolutely fabulous. I'm a big fan of 8bit computers. Unfortunately, and let's face it, this is just a waste of time because no one will ever use it in any way.
Nowadays I replace it with one PIC, STM, etc. 8bit/16bit/32bit controller.
Otherwise, I give a thumbs up, it's a perfect job and you can see that you are a great enthusiast.
Hats off dear.
Such hard work in these times
You deserve respect
This is so insane. I want a Step by Step tutorial plz... :)
Solid!
Top KEK!
Peace be with you.
I love how in actual computational terms this is actually very simple, shit gets wild with more complex systems man.
Crazy. Congrats!
You wrote your own assemmbly language/instruction set? Neat.