Intel Solutions Publication

[rjluna2]

This article describes the robustness of Intel's 80286 Microprocessor here.

Source: Intel Corporation, "Cover Story: With The 80286, Multitasking Steals The Show", Solutions, January/February 1984, Page 2.

[rjluna2]

Here is the available Intel 82285 Clock Generator which supports Intel 82730 Text Coprocessor, Intel 82586 Local Communications Controller and other master peripherals.

Source: Intel Corporation, "Focus Components: New Clock Chip Keeps Peripherals On Time", Solutions, January/February 1984, Page 12.

[rjluna2]

Here are available pricing list for these memories chips at the press time.

Source: Intel Corporation, "Focus Components: Intel's Distributors Are Offering Great Memories at Low Prices", Solutions, January/February 1984, Page 12.

[rjluna2]

Here is an article presents the economic impact on increasing the diameter of the newest wafer process.

Source: Pfund, Nancy E., "Dealing with the Supply Crunch", Solutions, January/February 1984, Page 17.

[rjluna2]

Here is the Intel 82530 Serial Communications Controller available and also outsourced to another companies that makes this controller as well.

Source: Intel Corporation, "Focus Components: Serially, This Controller Communicates", Solutions, March/April 1984, Page 12.

[rjluna2]

Here is the Intel 82062 Winchester Drive Controller to control the fixed disk drive.

Source: Intel Corporation, "Focus Components: A Single-Chip Solution to Control/a Winchester Disk Drive", Solutions, March/April 1984, Page 13.

[rjluna2]

Here is Intel's 8208 Dynamic RAM Controller that supports 64kb and 256kb Dynamic RAMs modules which can address up to 1 megabytes of memory. It can support for these following processors: 8086, 8088, 80186 and 80188 microprocessors. It also support with MultiBus based system as well.

Source: Intel Corporation, "Focus Components: Thinking Small: Single Chip Control OF Dynamic RAMs", Solutions, May/June 1984, Page 16.

[cvandijk]

Any chance you can scan them in full and put them on archive.org or something? Those magazines are worth preserving.

[rjluna2]

[CPUShack]

[rjluna2]

I'll think about it

[CPUShack]

At the end of the day the worst they can do is file a request for it to be taken down

[rjluna2]

The following chipset has been outsourced to OKI Electronic Industry Co., Ltd.:

82C53 - Programmable Interval Timer
82C54 - Programmable Interval Timer
82C55A - Programmable Peripheral Interface
82C59A - Programmable Interrupt Controller
82C84A - Clock Generator and Driver
82C88 - Bus Controller
80C51 - Microcontroller
8085A - Microprocessor
80C48 - Microcontroller
80C49 - Microcontroller
80C50 - Microcontroller

Source: Intel Corporation, "NewsBit: Intel Licenses Oki on CMOS Version of Several Products", Solutions, July/August 1984, Page 1.

[rjluna2]

A new CHMOS technology on Intel's 82C03 Dynamic RAM Controller only dissipates less than 25 mA. It does support to these Intel iAPX 86, 88, 186 and 188 families of microprocessor. It also support with other popular 8 and 16 bit CPUs as well.

Source: Intel Corporation, "New Product Focus Components: A Refreshing New Dynamic RAM Controller", Solutions, July/August 1984, Page 12.

[rjluna2]

Based on CPUShack's article at https://www.cpu-world.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=36359 I would like to include in this thread.

Source: Intel Corporation, "ICE-86 and ICE-88 Modules melt away development time", Intel Preview Special Issue: 16-Bit Solutions, May/June 1980, Page 9