Let's implement a stepper motor controller (APOLLO181 Exercise n. 4)
APOLLO181 Project G.G. 2012 Copyright
http://apollo181.wixsite.com/apollo181
Technology:
TTL Schottky (1974 Bugbook® era technology)
On-board RAM:
256 byte
On-board ROM:
64x16 bit
ALU type:
74181 (SN74S181)
Data word size:
4-bit
Instruction word size:
8-bit
Clock (max):
3MHz
Processor speed (max):
0,75 MIPS
Number of basic instruction:
16 plus 32 arithmetic and logic function
Number of ICs:
60+
Видео Let's implement a stepper motor controller (APOLLO181 Exercise n. 4) канала Gianluca G.
http://apollo181.wixsite.com/apollo181
Technology:
TTL Schottky (1974 Bugbook® era technology)
On-board RAM:
256 byte
On-board ROM:
64x16 bit
ALU type:
74181 (SN74S181)
Data word size:
4-bit
Instruction word size:
8-bit
Clock (max):
3MHz
Processor speed (max):
0,75 MIPS
Number of basic instruction:
16 plus 32 arithmetic and logic function
Number of ICs:
60+
Видео Let's implement a stepper motor controller (APOLLO181 Exercise n. 4) канала Gianluca G.
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