New DIP64 Accelerator coming

Post by **exxos** » 31 Jan 2021 17:02

DoG wrote: 31 Jan 2021 16:54 JLCPCB only does 6 layers!?

That's true! Its not looking like it can easily be built :roll:

Cyprian · Post by **Cyprian** » 31 Jan 2021 17:14

DoG wrote: 31 Jan 2021 13:35 Copied from FB. Target: Any 68000 computer.

https://www.buffee.ca/Nearing-production/

nice project.

will it be working with the ST?

cmorley · Post by **cmorley** » 31 Jan 2021 18:14

exxos wrote: 31 Jan 2021 16:21 I can't see it being cheap to make..

I looked up the SOM becuase I'd never heard of them before... they start at £30+VAT ish from Mouser. The board is not going to be cheap.

Post by **Icky** » 31 Jan 2021 18:50

There is going to be some serious routing going on for that board. Hats off to them fitting it all in although will be a nightmare to build yourself, would definitely need an assembly place to do it for you.

TheNameOfTheGame · Post by **TheNameOfTheGame** » 31 Jan 2021 19:21

This is a very interesting development. Would this work on the H5 boards seeing as it is DIP?

sporniket · Post by **sporniket** » 31 Jan 2021 20:30

TheNameOfTheGame wrote: 31 Jan 2021 19:21 This is a very interesting development. Would this work on the H5 boards seeing as it is DIP?

If all the signals and behaviour of the 68k has been properly implemented, I believe that it could.

On the H5, if you have a free 3.3v extension port, one could also design an alternate pcb with the level shifter removed ?

Anyway not for me. I plan to go the fpga way later this year. And first things first, I need to start my H5 build...

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