Transistor level 6502 Hardware Simulation in Javascript
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This is the JavaScript simulator from the visual5602.org project:
www.visual6502.org/JSSim

It includes a general purpose transistor-level simulator, layout browser,
and the data from a 6502 revD chip. 

It also includes a similar simulator for the 6800 chip.

Note the various licenses and Copyright associated with each file.

Enjoy!
- The Visual 6502 Team