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MetroBoy is a collection of highly experimental and extremely low-level Game Boy simulators that aim to replicate the original hardware at the gate and transistor level rather than through traditional high-level emulation. The project includes multiple related implementations, such as GateBoy and LogicBoy, which simulate the internal circuitry of the Game Boy chip based on reverse-engineered die images. This approach allows for an unprecedented level of accuracy, capturing even subtle electrical behaviors and timing quirks that are typically abstracted away in standard emulators. ...

It requires db.sqlite database and images folder containing transistor's implementation pin Bipolar Transistor Database from Mox Software is not available anymore. As on many download websites it was mentioned as open sources (but no source available) I decided to rebuild if almost from scratch. As a transistor database may be useful i decide to share what I've done. It has been written in Purebasic because IDE is free till 800 lines of code written, and mainly because it's very portable with a lot of library embedded.

DeepScaleTool is a spreadsheet based tool for the accurate estimation of deep-submicron technology (130 nm to 7 nm) scaling by modeling and curve fitting published silicon trends for area, delay, and energy. The tool is also helpful to conduct fair comparison of the circuits' performance, energy, and power dissipation across different technology generations. Please make sure you enable macros while opening the DeepScaleTool.xlsm file. This tool was developed by...

From the Transistor to the Web Browser is a project-based computer science course outline built around understanding the computing stack from first principles. The curriculum progresses from basic hardware concepts and Verilog simulation into a working processor. Students are expected to build components such as a UART, ARM7-style CPU, assembler, boot ROM, and linker.

The specifications and information for the 50 most common transistors used in small electronic circuits, robots, and prototyping.

ISAC-II, is an adaptive multi-scale chip--package thermal analysis tool. It uses multi-domain adaptive techniques for fast and accurate thermal analysis of billion-transistor nanoscale IC designs, with accuracy at the scale of individual devices.

Verilog-A Implementation of the Mextram Bipolar Transistor Model