
Icepi Zero
by cheyao
An ECP5 FPGA Dev Board in a Pi Zero form

by cheyao
An ECP5 FPGA Dev Board in a Pi Zero form

by Wren6991
Portable games console, designed from scratch: CPU, graphics, PCB, and the kitchen sink

by cheyao
A low-cost H3 single-board computer capable of running Linux with DDR3

by Junkz3
A senior microsoldering technician, available to every repair shop from the seasoned pro to the apprentice. Powered by Claude Opus 5
by dbuchwald
DB6502: 65C02 based computer inspired by BE6502

by mattvenn
Reference design for Lattice ECP5 FPGA. Featuring Raspberry Pi interface and 6 PMODs

by tebl
A PCB being made while watching Ben Eaters "Build a 6502 computer" video series. Includes the computer itself, a standalone slow clock and an Arduino Mega shield for the bus monitor sketch..

by chili-chips-ba
Spicing up the first and (no longer) the only EU FPGA chip with a flashy new board, loaded with a suite of engaging demos and examples => https://www.chili-chips.xyz/open-cologne | Also see https://nanoxplore.com

by chili-chips-ba
Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) has taken the Express lane long ago, moving to xGbps SerDes. Now for the first time in opensource on the Host side too. Our project roots for the Root Port in 4 ways: |1|openRTL |2|openBFM with unique SIM setup, way faster than vendor's |3|openSW stack |4|one-of-a-kind open backplane.

by crmaykish
A series of single-board Motorola 68k computers with support for modern Linux

by AndersBNielsen
Solving the global IC shortage by reusing old stuff!

by m1geo
A crude reverse engineering of the Pi5 PCIe connector & potential breakout boards.

by silvioviscuso
NOVA34 is an open-source, ultra-small 34mm Linux & Android board with custom PCB design, optimized for embedded systems and peripherals integration.

by pinguz97
Kicad design files for a Zynq 7020 SoM

by a-little-wifi
Messing around with ASM2464PD symbol and footprint

by rniwase
Nintendo Gameboy cartridge-shaped FPGA development board
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