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MOS 6502 Chip Plaque

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X1 Carbon
X1E
H2D
H2D Pro
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H2C
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A1 mini

6502 Interactive Plaque
6502 Interactive Plaque
Designer
6.7 h
5 plates
5.0(1)

Educational - With Labels Overlay and Cleaner Traces (v2)
Educational - With Labels Overlay and Cleaner Traces (v2)
Designer
9.6 h
7 plates
5.0(1)

6502 Display Plaque
6502 Display Plaque
Designer
5.1 h
2 plates

A1 mini, 75% scale, 0.4mm nozzle, based on v2
A1 mini, 75% scale, 0.4mm nozzle, based on v2
6 h
7 plates

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Description

Celebrate 50+ years of the venerable MOS 6502 microprocessor by displaying this plaque on your wall or desk showing the 6502 die's various layers.

 

Visible are the chip's diffusion, metal, and polysilicon layers as well as vias.

 

Two profiles are included:

  • Display plaque - contains all chip layers (best with AMS)
  • Interactive plaque - separate removable sheets for each layer

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It was challenging to create this model in a way that slices and prints in an acceptable amount of time. You can show your appreciation for the many hours of experiments by giving me a boost. Thank you!

The 6502 (and its variants) changed the world of computing forever as it was used in many popular computers including Apple I and II, Commodore 64, 128, VIC-20 and PET, BBC Micro, and Acorn Atom, as well as popular game systems such as Atari 2600/5200/7800, Nintendo NES, and Atari Lynx. Up your retro-computing cred by proudly displaying this timeless silicon classic in colorized 3D form.

 

Work made possible by the images shared on visual6502.org. Thanks to that team for their hard work deconstructing and documenting the 6502 die.

 

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