Category:Z80-based home computers - Wikipedia
Home computers using the Z80 CPU family. Some early examples use the 8080 predecessor.
LM80C Color Computer - A Z80-based homebrew computer
The LM80C is an 8-bit home-computer built around the Zilog Z80 CPU with video and audio capabilities. It's a stand-alone system thanks to its integrated keyboard that permits to use it without the necessity of host computers, usually used as input/output devices in …
An Easy to Build Real Homemade Computer: Z80-MBC2!
The Z80-MBC2 has a multi-boot capability and can run CP/M 2.2, QP/M 2.71 and CP/M 3 (128KB banked memory supported), so you can use a very large amount of SW with it (e.g. you can easily find Basic, C, Assembler, Pascal, Fortran, Cobol compilers, and some of these are already provided in the virtual disks on the SD).
How to Build a Z80 Computer, Part 1: The CPU | PIC - Maker Pro
2017年9月5日 · In this DIY Hacking series, we will actually build a computer based around the Z80 CPU. In the process, we'll learn how it works and how to program it! The Z80 processor was designed by Zilog (led by Federico Faggin) and first hit the shelves in 1976.
Projects, Hardware, Software, Homemade Z80 systems
A real Z80 chip executes programs while Arduino emulates ROM/RAM/peripherals. Retro Z80 computer with CP/M-80. Includes instructions how to get CP/M running on a SD card. By Stuart Ball. S80 computer - A retro Z80 with memory mapping by Filip Pynckels. CRISS CP/M, a modern single-board eight-bit personal computer with great capabilities. Ayusha ...
RC2014 - Homebrew Z80 Computer
RC2014 is a simple 8 bit Z80 based modular computer originally built to run Microsoft BASIC. It is inspired by the home built computers of the late 70s and computer revolution of the early 80s. It is not a clone of anything specific, but there are suggestions of the ZX81, UK101, S100, Superboard II and Apple I in here.
RC2014 Classic II Z80 Computer Kit - Z80 Kits
The RC2014 Classic II Z80 Computer Kit is the evolution of the original RC2014 Classic. It is a modular Z80 based retro computer kit which evokes the spirit of home computers in the late 70s and computer revolution of the early 80s.
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A Standalone Z80 Computer - CPUville
The standalone computer has a Z80 B processor overclocked to run at 8 MHz, which it handles fine. The memory space is divided into 8 kilobytes (KB) of ROM and 56 kilobytes of RAM. The RAM space includes 9600 bytes of video RAM (VRAM) from addresses 8000h to A580h. The entire RAM space is accessible to the processor.
Build Your Own Z80 Home Computer - Hackster.io
2022年10月1日 · Build Your Own Z80 Home Computer. Another homebuilt Z80 Computer, but this one works without any FPGAs or Microcontrollers, but components that were available at that time.
Building The Z80-MBC2 Retro Homebrew Computer (Part 1)
2022年9月24日 · After quite a bit of consideration, I decided to go with the Z80-MBC2, the amazing little Z80 based homebrew computer from user Just4Fun over on Hackaday.io. Yes, the RC2014 looked the part and had more expandability with its era appropriate card style layout, all plugging into a single back-plane, but I wanted something smaller, with the same ...