Eagle CAD: 1. CPU, ROM, RAM
Eagle CAD: 2. Memory Address Decode
Eagle CAD: 3. M62-bus Male Edge Bd. Connector
Eagle CAD: 4. Possible PCB Layout
BOM
(Bill of Materials)
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PLEASE NOTE: I do not sell
production boards. If you would like to buy an M62 Z80 system
board/parts kit, contact Peter Murray,
Peter@39k.ca
at
39k.ca.
I simply provide you with information to build
your own breadboard computer.
Overview
This is a multi-board
Z80-based computer that requires a backplane, a CPU board and a UART
board as a minimum to communicate via your host PC terminal emulator
program like
Tera Term v4.1.
We're examining the CPU board here.
New Features
As
you know, the Z80 as an 8-bit CPU is limited to addressing 64KB of
memory. With bank switching,
Peter Murray's design permits up to 1MB
of memory. Even more can be utilized by a Memory Expansion Board (MEB).
The CPU board contains
512KB ROM and 512KB RAM that is paged through BANK_0 and handled by
writes of 0 or 1 to I/O address $00:
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If Bit 0 of I/O address $00 is set to 0 (default) then ROM is chosen for
the selected bank.
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If Bit 0 of I/O address $00 is set to 1 then RAM is chosen for the
selected bank.
Bits
1 to 5 configure the XA14 to XA18 address lines which select the
32KB page we wish to use.
How much memory does MBC v3 have?
1MB.
This does not include a memory
expansion board that will be developed at a later date.
I
see the schematics. Where is the Bill of Materials parts list?
The
BOM is at the bottom of the adjacent panel.
How big is the SBC and what will the printed circuit board look
like?
The
SBC PCB measures 4" wide x 3" high. Click on the adjacent
thumbnail to see a possible parts layout.
Some
of you may notice the connector is similar to the RC2014, but the bus
layout is not. This layout is new whereas the RC2014 has been
adapted several times over the last several years.
Note: M62 Bus is copyrighted by Peter
Murray of Murray Electronics,
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