National Semiconductor INS8060D / ISP-8A/600D
Specifications
| General information | |
| Type | CPU / Microprocessor |
| Family | National Semiconductor SC/MP II |
| CPU part numbers | INS8060D is an OEM/tray microprocessor ISP-8A/600D is an OEM/tray microprocessor |
| Frequency (MHz) ? | 4 |
| Package | 40-pin side-brazed ceramic DIP |
| Introduction date | January - February 1977 |
| Price at introduction | $17.76 (single quantities) |
| Architecture / Microarchitecture | |
| Manufacturing process | N-channel, silicon gate, depletion load process |
| Data width | 8 bit |
| Floating Point Unit | None |
| Physical memory (KB) | 64 |
| On-chip peripherals | On-chip clock generator |
| Electrical/Thermal parameters | |
| V core (V) ? | 5 ± 5% |
| Minimum/Maximum operating temperature (°C) ? | 0 - 70 |
| Maximum power dissipation (W) ? | 0.26 |
| Notes on National Semiconductor INS8060D | |
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| National Semiconductor INS8060D / ISP-8A/600D | |
40-pin ceramic side-brazed DIP |
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White ceramic package. |
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SCMP based evaluation kit
An evaluation kit based upon the NS SCMP processor (INS8060D) was available in 1975 in Australia (may have been earlier release in the US).
I added an extra 1kB of memory to mine and added I/O in the form of 8 switches for input and 8 LED's for output plus a few other switches and LED's.
SCAMP (EI Australia)
Hey Westaust55, do you have a picture of your board? I fell in love with the SCAMP after seeing the Ad's that were run Australian Electronic's Mags ('77). I came so close to buying one. I was only 13 and saved like a Demon. Unfortunately when I went into the ACORN office in Sydney (Waitarra) the techs clowned around - end result was my ol' man stated they _were_ clowns and refused to let me buy the kit.
Damn that was a sad day. Hence I would love to see your kit. email: mek@iinet.net.au
SC/MP Evaluation Kit
Yep, I bought one and assembled it while I was on an extended visit to hospital (staff were quite supportive). It needed 20mA current loop tty to drive, until Electronics Australia published its SCMPIO kit - toggle switches & UART to replace the tty. I was hooked. IO bought the SC/MP LCDS (Low Cost Development System) from Applied Technology in Sydney's north. Ran it for a number of years. Got NIBL & burnt it into EPROMS. Great fun!