Use an EEPROM as Programmable Logic

In plain words

This project uses an EEPROM chip as a programmable logic device, allowing users to implement custom digital logic circuits by programming the chip's memory. It targets hobbyists and electronics enthusiasts interested in experimenting with alternative computing approaches. The concept stands out by repurposing common, inexpensive EEPROM components for logic implementation rather than traditional programmable logic devices, making digital design more accessible to makers working with limited resources.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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