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Motorola MC6802P 8-Bit Microprocessor with Clock and RAM 40-Pin DIP 1980 NOS
Motorola MC6802P 8-Bit Microprocessor with Clock and RAM 40-Pin DIP 1980 NOS
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ITEM SPECIFICS
Brand: Motorola
MPN: MC6802P
Type: 8-Bit NMOS Microprocessor with On-Chip Clock and RAM
Family: 6800
On-Chip RAM: 128 bytes (first 32 bytes retainable in standby)
Maximum Clock: 1.0 MHz
Supply Voltage: 5 V ±5%
Operating Temperature: 0°C to +70°C
Package: 40-Pin Plastic DIP
Mounting: Through-Hole
Date Code: 8004 (1980, week 4)
Country of Origin: Malaysia
Condition: New
DESCRIPTION
Motorola MC6802P 8-Bit Microprocessor with Clock and Optional RAM, 40-Pin Plastic DIP, 1980.
Features:
8-bit microprocessor, software-compatible with the MC6800 (72 instructions)
On-chip clock oscillator and driver; crystal or external oscillator at 4 times the E clock
128 × 8 on-chip RAM. The first 32 bytes can be kept alive in standby mode.
16-bit address bus with 64K addressing range
Interrupts: IRQ, NMI, SWI and RESET
1.0 MHz maximum E clock
Single 5 V ±5% supply
Commercial temperature range: 0°C to +70°C
40-pin plastic DIP for through-hole mounting
Date Code: 8004 (1980, week 4)
Underside marking: MALAYSIA
Vintage NOS. There are green and brown stripe marks on the underside, light handling marks on the top, and light tarnish on the leads; see photos.
Compatibility:
Direct replacement for the MC6802P / MC6802 in vintage pinball machines, arcade boards, synthesizers, industrial controllers and 6800-family development systems.
Q&A
Q: How does the 6802 differ from the 6800?
A: The 6802 adds an on-chip clock and 128 bytes of RAM, and runs the same software as the MC6800.
Q: What does 8004 mean?
A: It is the date code: 1980, week 4.
Q: Was this tested?
A: No. Please review the photos before purchasing.
DISCLAIMER
Please review all photos and specifications before purchasing, and make sure this part is right for your application. Item is sold as shown in the photos.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
American Industrial Parts Group is not an authorized distributor, reseller, or representative of Motorola. All product names, trademarks, brands, and logos are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only. As an independent reseller, the original manufacturer warranty does not apply.
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Thank you for shopping with American Industrial Parts Group!
Brand: Motorola
MPN: MC6802P
Type: 8-Bit NMOS Microprocessor with On-Chip Clock and RAM
Family: 6800
On-Chip RAM: 128 bytes (first 32 bytes retainable in standby)
Maximum Clock: 1.0 MHz
Supply Voltage: 5 V ±5%
Operating Temperature: 0°C to +70°C
Package: 40-Pin Plastic DIP
Mounting: Through-Hole
Date Code: 8004 (1980, week 4)
Country of Origin: Malaysia
Condition: New
DESCRIPTION
Motorola MC6802P 8-Bit Microprocessor with Clock and Optional RAM, 40-Pin Plastic DIP, 1980.
Features:
8-bit microprocessor, software-compatible with the MC6800 (72 instructions)
On-chip clock oscillator and driver; crystal or external oscillator at 4 times the E clock
128 × 8 on-chip RAM. The first 32 bytes can be kept alive in standby mode.
16-bit address bus with 64K addressing range
Interrupts: IRQ, NMI, SWI and RESET
1.0 MHz maximum E clock
Single 5 V ±5% supply
Commercial temperature range: 0°C to +70°C
40-pin plastic DIP for through-hole mounting
Date Code: 8004 (1980, week 4)
Underside marking: MALAYSIA
Vintage NOS. There are green and brown stripe marks on the underside, light handling marks on the top, and light tarnish on the leads; see photos.
Compatibility:
Direct replacement for the MC6802P / MC6802 in vintage pinball machines, arcade boards, synthesizers, industrial controllers and 6800-family development systems.
Q&A
Q: How does the 6802 differ from the 6800?
A: The 6802 adds an on-chip clock and 128 bytes of RAM, and runs the same software as the MC6800.
Q: What does 8004 mean?
A: It is the date code: 1980, week 4.
Q: Was this tested?
A: No. Please review the photos before purchasing.
DISCLAIMER
Please review all photos and specifications before purchasing, and make sure this part is right for your application. Item is sold as shown in the photos.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
American Industrial Parts Group is not an authorized distributor, reseller, or representative of Motorola. All product names, trademarks, brands, and logos are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only. As an independent reseller, the original manufacturer warranty does not apply.
MC6802P MC6802 6802 Motorola MC6802P 6800 microprocessor 8 bit microprocessor 40 pin DIP vintage Motorola CPU pinball CPU arcade CPU 6802 processor NMOS microprocessor vintage microprocessor 1980
Thank you for shopping with American Industrial Parts Group!
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