Homemade Capacitor
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Haha, made a paper capacitor, so EASY to make.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qUJVr4Iwnw
I don't think it performed very well, it held on to that .01v for a bit. I don't have a cap tester either, so I have no idea what it's rating would be, but I assume VERY low.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qUJVr4Iwnw
I don't think it performed very well, it held on to that .01v for a bit. I don't have a cap tester either, so I have no idea what it's rating would be, but I assume VERY low.
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You gourmet. Resistance and transistors also homemade?Shiru wrote:Building a homemade processor entirely from homemade capacitiors - that's real fun.Chilly Willy wrote:I guess, but "fun" for me would be building a homemade processor, not a homemade cap.
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It would be quite possible to make a DMA chipset (that copy a memory to another memory)... But a homemade CPU that execute nops ^^... haha...
Ho, i'm very away from all those things ^^. I remember my cousin had to make a cpu out of transistors at poly's, it was just doing additions and a few other things, and it was already a "big" project, last year project, many people involved .
Ho, i'm very away from all those things ^^. I remember my cousin had to make a cpu out of transistors at poly's, it was just doing additions and a few other things, and it was already a "big" project, last year project, many people involved .
Actually, some homemade cpu's exists, based on discrete logic and even on relays. For example, Harry Porter's Relay Computer (415 relays). So, we only must find tutorial 'how to make homemade relays', and we finally learn kung fu.
6502 on Verilog script: http://www.birdcomputer.ca/Projects/Prj ... _page.html
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