Explore the control signals used in an 8-bit breadboard computer in this 13-minute video. Dive into the construction of control logic, examining memory and RAM input signals, instruction register input signal, subtract signal, and output signal. Learn about the program counter, resets, and the use of LEDs to indicate active control signals. Discover additional components like hex inverters and red gel for enhancing signal interpretation. Gain insights into building and understanding the intricate workings of a basic CPU, with practical demonstrations and explanations suitable for electronics enthusiasts and computer architecture students.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Building control logic
Memory in signal
RAM in signal
Instruction register in signal
Subtract signal
Output signal
Program counter
Resets
LEDs
Other changes
Red plastic
Taught by
Ben Eater
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