Intel 80387 family

Intel 80387 is a co-processor for 80386 microprocessor family. The 80387 runs at the same speed as the 80386 and supports all execution modes of the main processor - real, protected and virtual. Being fully object-code compatible with 80287 and 8087 co-processors, the 80387 has much greater performance due to a few factors:
  • Higher co-processor clock frequency.
  • Execution of optimized FPU instructions requires fewer clock cycles.
  • Data bus is 32-bit.

The 80387 comes in two versions - 80387DX works with 80386DX processors, and 80387SX works with 80386SX CPUs.

Die pictures:
Chips J38700DX

Picture of: Chips J38700DX

33 MHz
68-pin ceramic PGA
Cyrix FasMath CX-EMC87-33-GP

Picture of: Cyrix FasMath CX-EMC87-33-GP

33 MHz
IIT 3C87-20

Picture of: IIT 3C87-20

20 MHz
68-pin ceramic PGA
Intel A80387DX-16-33

Picture of: Intel A80387DX-16-33

16 - 33 MHz
68-pin ceramic PGA
LC Technology Green Math 4C87DX-40

Picture of: LC Technology Green Math 4C87DX-40

40 MHz
68-pin plastic LCC
Reveal 387DX

Picture of: Reveal 387DX

68-pin ceramic PGA
ULSI US83C87 40

Picture of: ULSI US83C87 40

40 MHz
68-pin ceramic PGA
Xtend 83S87-SX25

Picture of: Xtend 83S87-SX25

25 MHz
68-pin plastic LCC
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At a glance

Type:
floating-point unit
Introduction:
1987
Technology (micron):
1, 1.5
Frequency (MHz):
16 - 33