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Home Brew 8 Bit CPU Hardware Implementation including a Verilog simulation, an assembler, a "C" Compiler and this repo also contains my research and learning. See also the Hackaday.IO project. https://hackaday.io/project/166922-spam-1-8-bit-cpu
This project involves the design and implementation of a single-cycle MIPS 32-bit CPU using Logisim-evolution software. The MIPS architecture represents a classic RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) design, which emphasizes simplicity and efficiency through a limited set of instructions, each executable in a single clock cycle.
This project designs an 8-bit programmable CPU with a 16-bit instruction set and 8-bit addressable memory using Logisim. It supports 10 instructions including arithmetic, logic, and memory operations. Includes CPU architecture, instruction set, assembly programs, and simulation files.
🚦 Digital logic implementation of a 4-way intersection traffic light controller using D-flip flops and state machine design. Features timing-based transitions, safe traffic flow management, and complete cycle control for North-South/East-West directions.
A digital game built in Logisim ITA where a joystick controls a point on a 15x15 LED matrix. The coordinates are displayed using 7-segment displays. Designed to apply concepts of combinational logic and modular circuit design