Courses, Ben Eater

Build a 65c02-based computer from scratch

29 lectures, 12 hr 45 min in all

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1
“Hello, world” from scratch on a 6502 — Part 1
27 min
2
How do CPUs read machine code? — 6502 part 2
49 min
3
Assembly language vs. machine code — 6502 part 3
16 min
4
Connecting an LCD to our computer — 6502 part 4
28 min
5
What is a stack and how does it work? — 6502 part 5
24 min
6
RAM and bus timing — 6502 part 6
38 min
7
Subroutine calls, now with RAM — 6502 part 7
18 min
8
Why build an entire computer on breadboards?
29 min
9
How assembly language loops work
32 min
10
Binary to decimal can’t be that hard, right?
42 min
11
Hardware interrupts
28 min
12
Interrupt handling
26 min
13
So how does a PS/2 keyboard interface work?
33 min
14
Keyboard interface hardware
28 min
15
Keyboard interface software
20 min
16
SPI: The serial peripheral interface
33 min
17
How do hardware timers work?
31 min
18
The RS-232 protocol
26 min
19
Let's build a voltage multiplier!
17 min
20
6502 serial interface
20 min
21
RS232 interface with the 6551 UART
23 min
22
Fixing a hardware bug in software (65C51 UART)
25 min
23
Running Apple 1 software on a breadboard computer (Wozmon)
14 min
24
Adapting WozMon for the breadboard 6502
17 min
25
A simple BIOS for my breadboard computer
22 min
26
Running MSBASIC on my breadboard 6502 computer
37 min
27
How input buffering works
20 min
28
Computer noises
19 min
29
Sound synth with a 6502
22 min