Floppy emulator with SD/MMC card

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TFE is a floppy emulator based on an ATMega32 which reads the disk data from an SD/MMC card. It is similar to other like the HxC floppy emulator, but because of it’s simplicity it is easier to build (only single-sided PCB and standard components are used). Of course, the Amstrad CPC disks are supported, too :). However, currently it isn’t possible to write data into the loaded DSK images. Have a look at the project at Retromasters Electronic Projects. Currently the plans are not available, let’s hope that there will be a full release soon.

5 Responses to “Floppy emulator with SD/MMC card”

Computers | SNSFOX.com says:

April 27, 2009 at 15:24

so the device is connected between a floopy drive and the serial port, am i right?
Octoate says:

April 27, 2009 at 17:24

No, the device is a complete simulator of an floppy drive, which means that you don’t need a floppy drive any longer. To use it, you connect the emulator instead of a floppy drive to your computer and load a floppy disk image from the SD card. The serial port is not involved into this.
m. shabbir says:

January 18, 2011 at 03:51

hi all how can i get this emulator or its source code. i want to use or make it with ur helps.
shabbir
Octoate says:

January 18, 2011 at 07:42

Hi,
this was a prototype version. The HxC floppy emulator is now final and you can get more informations about it on the homepage of the author . You can also buy a fully assembled board from there.
AFAIK the source code of the SD HxC floppy emulator is not open, so I guess you should directly ask the author for it.
Ahelet says:

October 2, 2013 at 15:40

Simple floppy emulator with Sd card.
http://www.floppydrive.eu/

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