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Does anyone know what "2" suffix stands for on the MC6800L2?
The Datasheet I have makes no reference to the "2" at all
Thanks in advance
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No one have any info on this  
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the same issue applies to 680x & 68000 moto chips... as part markings changed with time
this appears to marked using the 68000 method.. but 68000s didnt appear for nearly 2 years after this
could easily mean 2MHz part.. but that would generally be marked as 68B00
have a look at the general overview of Moto parts
http://www.cpu-world.com/info/id/Motorola-identification.html
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Robev
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| Neon_WA wrote: | the same issue applies to 680x & 68000 moto chips... as part markings changed with time
this appears to marked using the 68000 method.. but 68000s didnt appear for nearly 2 after this
could easily mean 2MHz part.. but that would generally be marked as 68B00
have a look at the general overview of Moto parts
http://www.cpu-world.com/info/id/Motorola-identification.html |
I had already looked at that but it does not really help a lot
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you may (and probably will) never know
A major client may have just asked them to be marked that way
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