A modular 6502 devboard with retro soul & modern control.
✨ Designed for makers, learners, educators, and retro freaks.
CORE | Computing, Observation, Retro Engineering – eXtended
Core65X is a modular and expandable 65C02-based system designed for learning, experimentation, and hardware development. It combines retro computing principles with modern tools and techniques, making it ideal for education, debugging, and system design.
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This repository uses multiple licenses to reflect its mixed nature:
- Code (6502/Pico/tools): see
LICENSE(MIT) - Hardware (schematics, layouts, power): see
HARDWARE-LICENSE(CERN-OHL-S v2) - Documentation (Markdown, diagrams): see
DOCS-LICENSE(CC BY-SA 4.0)
You are free to use, remix, fork, and extend this project under the terms of those licenses. If in doubt, give credit and ask politely.
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Due to copyright restrictions, this project does not include any component datasheets.
Wherever possible, publicly available datasheets are linked to trusted external sources (e.g. manufacturer websites or archival services). These links are provided for educational and reference purposes only, and all rights remain with the respective copyright holders.
For an overview of referenced components and their associated datasheets, see docs/datasheets.md
Built with solder, spreadsheets, and passion by Andreas Potthoff and contributors. Conceptual guidance, documentation, and digital support: Microsoft Copilot