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Posted on March 5, 2022July 22, 2022

6502: Programmable Logic Devices – Address Decoder Revisited

I mentioned in my last post, Venturing Forth, that I ordered a programmable logic device to better refine my address decoding as my current circuit wastes about 16k on I/O. I worked up the new memory map and PLD files while waiting for the device to arrive. Then, as seems all too common with me, …

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Posted on April 26, 2021May 8, 2024

6502: Memory Map and Address Decoder

The 6502 microprocessor can address a 64k byte range. As a system designer you must split this address space between RAM, ROM and I/O according to your requirements. My first 6502 build, which followed Ben Eater’s 6502 computer project, used a straight forward memory map with 16k bytes of RAM (address range $0000-$3FFF), 32k bytes …

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