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Article #4227Re: 1802 et al.
From: Mark Zenier
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1990 22:02
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1990 22:02
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In article <78519@psuecl.bitnet>, peg@psuecl.bitnet (PAUL E. GANTER) writes: > > My personal favorite is the Motorola 6803. It is a very simple processor, > but includes goodies like a serial port (handy for downloading code to the > board during debug), a timer, and 256 bytes of RAM. The 68701 is an EPROM > version of the 6801 (similar to the 6803 but with masked ROM). It is a > nice way to get a low chip count--has 2k of EPROM. The Motorla 68HC11 is a superset of the 6803 with another index register. A lot of advantages. CMOS, A/D (8 bit), EEPROM. It comes in several flavors. Hitachi also has the 6303, also a superset (but different) of the 6803. Also CMOS. markz@ssc.uucp
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