UKCPU 20 June update

[debs3759]

14 CPUs and 20 EPROMS added this month

Processors:

AMD K6-2/300AFR RevA BlackPrint
Freescale MC68340FE25E Mask Revision L75M
Freescale MFC5407CAI220 Mask Revision 1K90A
Freescale MFC5485CVR200 Mask Revision L14S
Intel MD8748/B
Motorola MC6803CP-1 Mask Revision A95E
Motorola MC14500BAL
National IDM2901ADC
National COP8 COP881CMHD-1
NEC D80C49C
Panafacom MN1610
Signetics 2650AI Purple/Purple
Signetics 2650AI White/Purple
ZMD U830Cp

Those which have links are those which I particularly like (as I get more organised, and hopefully soon get back online from home, I hope to provide links for every new chip). Links will open the page the chip is on, for those of you who are looking for what information I ahve (and those who ahve more info than I list, please provide me with what info and/or datasheets and manuals you can...). I am specifically looking for datasheets for the PANAFACOM MN1610/MN1613 and the COP881CMHD-1 (in the case of the COP8 chip, I have a databook which lists many COP8 chips, but it is too late for this model).

EPROMs:

AMD AM27512-25DCT
AMD AM27C2048-150DC
Intel C1702A_S314_1a Bottom GroundStrap
Intel C1702A_S314_2a
Intel D27128A-2_Copyright-'83 Korea
Intel D27256-1_Copyright-'82-'84 Korea
Mostek MK2716T-8_Purple/Gold
National NM27C512Q-150
National NM27C512Q-200
SEEQ DQ2764-25
Siemens SAB1702AL
Signetics 27C64A-25FA
Soviet K573RF2 (2716 clone)
ST M27256-1F1
ST M27C256B-12F1
TI TMS27C256-12JL
TI TMS27C256JL
TI TMS2732A-45JL
TI TMS27C512-2JL
TI TMS2764-20JL


Info pages are delayed because of a system problem a couple of weeks ago (almost restored everything, so the existing pages should be fixed and linked to by next update, along with a couple of new info pages).

My thanks to Freescale, who have donated several processors (including the 3 from them above) for educational and informative purposes.

[Marcin]

Nice update. You have now good politic to update page more often. I wonder when I will start updating my actual chips

[debs3759]

Thanks. It's actually getting harder to keep buying common processors, now I'm approaching 1000 processors. It's turning out to be a lot more fun buying rarer chips than the more common chips I started out buying

[Marcin]

almost Moore's law : if you have more CPUs you must spend more money

[debs3759]

LOL! The fun bit is finding ways of getting the money to pay for them, without the taxman knowing (but without having to keep them secret from the insurance company!). Not as hard as it sounds (I'm starting to grow my own vegetables to help with that) but it certainly makes life more fun (in a geeky kind of way)