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| color: purple | ||||
| gerbers: z80-cpu/fabrication | ||||
| bom: z80-cpu/1-click-bom.tsv | ||||
| readme: z80-cpu/README.md | ||||
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| #    type: kicad | ||||
| #    pcb: z80-cpu/z80-cpu.kicad_pcb | ||||
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| rc2014-compat | ||||
| ============= | ||||
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| A respin of the [RC2014](https://rc2014.co.uk/) ecosystem.  I don't have any | ||||
| opposition to building things out of SMD parts (in some ways, I find it | ||||
| easier to work with), so some boards might go that way to the extent that | ||||
| parts availability allows.  Also, I'd like to keep all board sizes within | ||||
| the 100x100mm limit within which PCB fabs offer their cheapest rates (like | ||||
| $2 double-sided at JLCPCB, for instance). | ||||
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| z80-cpu | ||||
| ------- | ||||
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| Basically the same as the RC2014 Z80 module, but with a 10-MHz LQFP-44 CPU | ||||
| and a crystal oscillator to run it at that speed. | ||||
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