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First off, wow! This is really cool! I am both excited to find this, but also a little bit bummed out that my idea of "use a big honking ROM LUT as the ALU" is not novel 😁 https://github.com/johnterickson/lutcomp/tree/master/acc
Anyway, I noticed that the ALU is not eraseable. Any suggestions for one that is? The biggest parallel-out, 5V, through-hole chip I've found is the SST39SF040-70-4C-PHE which is only 2Mb.
I was looking at AS29CF160B-55TIN which is 32Mb. This is TSOP, but I was thinking I could get a breakout board and still essentially have a breadboard computer.
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Hi John. Well the M27C322 is writeable, you just need a UV eraser and a MiniPro EPROM programmer :-) That AS29CF160B looks nice but it's only 1Mx16, so after the two 8-bit data inputs you only get either sixteen ALU operations, or eight if you need a Carry in. I've been looking for a SMD replacement for the M27C322 but I haven't found one yet.
There's a private TTLers forum on Hackaday.io. If you search for Yann Guidon, send him a PM and let him know I sent you; he can add you to the forum.
First off, wow! This is really cool! I am both excited to find this, but also a little bit bummed out that my idea of "use a big honking ROM LUT as the ALU" is not novel 😁 https://github.com/johnterickson/lutcomp/tree/master/acc
Anyway, I noticed that the ALU is not eraseable. Any suggestions for one that is? The biggest parallel-out, 5V, through-hole chip I've found is the SST39SF040-70-4C-PHE which is only 2Mb.
I was looking at AS29CF160B-55TIN which is 32Mb. This is TSOP, but I was thinking I could get a breakout board and still essentially have a breadboard computer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: