12 MHz
68-pin ceramic PGA
6 MHz
68-pin ceramic LCC
AMD used the same naming convention for 80286 processors as Intel. Earlier processors in ceramic leadless chip carrier package were named "C80286-<frequency>". In 1985 the naming convention for CLCC processors was changed to "R80286-<frequency>". Interesting that the earlier processors (up until 1986) had AMD copyright.
8 MHz
68-pin ceramic LCC
Another AMD 80286 CLCC processor that uses old naming convention.
8 MHz
68-pin ceramic PGA
Like Intel 80286 processors, early AMD processors in ceramic PGA package had the prefix "CG". In 1985, AMD started to use "A" prefix for PGA processors.
10 MHz
68-pin plastic LCC
68-pin plastic LCC
Engineering sample of AMD N80L286 microprocessor. AMD 80L286 is a low-power microprocessor that operates at the same core voltage as the 80286 CPU and is fully compatible with it, but has lower power consumption. For example, 10 MHz N80L286 CPU has maximum power consumption 2 Watt, while AMD N80286-10 has maximum power consumption 3.3 Watt.
10 MHz
68-pin plastic LCC
10 MHz
68-pin plastic LCC
12 MHz
68-pin plastic LCC
16 MHz
68-pin plastic LCC
8 MHz
68-pin ceramic LCC
The processor uses new naming convention (R80286), but it's still has AMD copyright.
10 MHz
68-pin ceramic LCC
10 MHz
68-pin ceramic LCC
12 MHz
68-pin ceramic LCC
12 MHz
68-pin ceramic LCC
16 MHz
68-pin ceramic LCC
Other AMD microprocessors
AMD A80286-10
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