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rjluna2
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That is an interesting article  |
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Very nice! Thanks!
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John, you cool dude! 
Thank you for the interesting many informational articles.
Was also KN1801VM2. They were placed directly on ceramics, for example, on similar micro-computers. This is what stood in the peripheral adapter from the orientation system of solar panels on spacecraft.
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Case type Н18.64-1В (N18.64-1V)
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Micro computers is based on 1806VM2
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CPUShack
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| Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2021 11:26 am Post subject: |
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| Bator wrote: | John, you cool dude!
Thank you for the interesting many informational articles.
Was also KN1801VM2. They were placed directly on ceramics, for example, on similar micro-computers. This is what stood in the peripheral adapter from the orientation system of solar panels on spacecraft.
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ohh nice, will update
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Great article!
What about the 1801VM3 ? Maybe also with fixed microcode bug, but retaining the original package? |
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| lavrentii wrote: | Great article!
What about the 1801VM3 ? Maybe also with fixed microcode bug, but retaining the original package? |
the VM3 appears to be in a CDIP64 rather then the DIP40
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If interested, I'm ready to write about 1801vm3. 1801vm1 also contains a bug in the execution of byte commands where the register is the receiver (MOVB src, dst). The flag C is mistakenly cleared.
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Yes, indeed it is CDIP-64, thanks.
Vladyak2000, I think it would be great, it is interesting what other differences there are, other than the package. |
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