Semiconductor-Free 4bit CPU
Quote from Yasunari on December 21, 2025, 6:44 am
This is a 4-bit CPU compatible with the CPU1738 instruction set.
This CPU uses quaternary ROM; this simulator substitutes DIP switches for the 4-pole slide switch.
Processing is heavy, so adjusting the fps is recommended.
The TD4 ramen timer program is set.
A 7-segment decoder and a ROM containing other programs are included.Works with version 1.1.0-SR1

This is a 4-bit CPU compatible with the CPU1738 instruction set.
This CPU uses quaternary ROM; this simulator substitutes DIP switches for the 4-pole slide switch.
Processing is heavy, so adjusting the fps is recommended.
The TD4 ramen timer program is set.
A 7-segment decoder and a ROM containing other programs are included.
Works with version 1.1.0-SR1
Uploaded files:Quote from Mistral on December 31, 2025, 1:58 amVery well done, thank you for sharing.
At the previous forum I also did some cpu simulations.
May I ask, did you intentionally leave out the grounded option for the Leds?
Very well done, thank you for sharing.
At the previous forum I also did some cpu simulations.
May I ask, did you intentionally leave out the grounded option for the Leds?
Quote from Yasunari on December 31, 2025, 7:09 amThe circuit is optimized using the XOR characteristics of the LED, so this is intentional for the 7-segment display.
This CPU does not use polarized components, so it has the feature of operating even if the power supply's positive and negative terminals are connected in reverse.
The circuit is optimized using the XOR characteristics of the LED, so this is intentional for the 7-segment display.
This CPU does not use polarized components, so it has the feature of operating even if the power supply's positive and negative terminals are connected in reverse.
