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yy2013
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Very nice finding!
I never imagined that there exists an LCC version of the 1802 processor.
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skoroxod
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Such processor has got to me here MME U80701FC, it is a clone DEC DC78032
 
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skoroxod
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Is at me and its Russian variant КЛ1807ВМ-3, сomplete with FPU КЛ1807ВМ4
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kosmokrator
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gshv
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i87C51FC marketing sample:
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Neon_WA
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very nice piece 
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gshv
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Intel C8031A engineering Sample:
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yy2013
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| Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 6:21 pm Post subject: |
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Very nice!
It's a dream chip for an MC48/51 collector like me. |
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gshv
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Motorola MC68B09E in ceramic package:
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Neon_WA
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nice chip
couldnt find datasheet off hand.. but minimum frequency seemly is 100kHz
but strange thing most list as NMOS not HMOS 
but the Thomson(Mostek) datasheet lists it as HMOS
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Neon_WA
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cheers mate
the 6809E is the new age 4004.. it seems it is/was commonly used in traffic light systems 
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gshv
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A8797BH Sample:
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gshv
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Intel C87C51FC engineering sample:
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yy2013
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Nice chip.
I got these chips recently.
A variant of MC6802 and MC6821.
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