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| Cpuswe wrote: | | Are all HD64xxxxx chips based on the Z180? (i.e can i add the last ones in the Hitachi / Z180 category?) |
I believe that HD64xxx is the part number for all Hitachi microprocessor products. H8 is a large group within that, and HD64180 (which Z180 is based on, not the other way round...) is another smaller group.
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old topic, but does the SH-4 HD6417091R belong to the same family?
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CPUShack
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heavens no
SH = SuperH
32 bit RISC CPU
the H8 is 8/16bit
and built on the PDP-11 architecture
and the HD64180 is a Z80 with a MMU, later licensed to Zilog as the Z180
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magictom
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| Out of curiosity - where is that blurb you wrote John? |
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magictom
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| Makes sense I guess .. 1 page / type x 1000 types = 1000 pages. So if you manage to write 1 page / day you should be pretty close LOL |
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Neon_WA
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then this will be part of the family?
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magictom
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Here's mine - HD64180RP6 - a 6MHz Z80
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