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Re: Apple clone on an FPGA

Subject: Re: Apple clone on an FPGA
From: aiiadict@gmail.com
Date: 23 Jun 2005 11:34:13 -0700
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Bryan,

FPGA is an apple II on a chip.
The development board that Alex
is using is "Digilent Spartan 3."
This development board has a
VGA port on it.

Alex programmed the Spartan
board to be an apple II (6502,
video, sound, RAM, ROM).  The
video is output through the VGA
port on the Spartan.

USB is used for file transfers.
He can hook the spartan up to
a PC with a USB cable.  THen
he can download DSK images
to the Spartan, and use these
images on the Apple II that
he programmed.

Rich

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