16-bit Microprocessors

80601
Manufacturer VEB Mikroelektronik Karl Marx Erfurt

Category 16-Bit N-MOS microprocessor
Introduction 1989 discontinued
Max. Clock
Frequency		 16 MHz
History

The 80601 has been introduced in 1989, just some months before the fall of the Wall. First detailed publication was in "Mikroprozessortechnik, Heft 5, 1989". The 80601 was produced by the German Democratic Republic and has been intended to be built into the computer system EC 1835. Nevertheless  the serial production of EC 1835 never started. Only a few samples of the 80601 have been produced.

Technology

The 80601 is a 16-bit central processing unit, a component out of the 80600 microprocessor system. It was compatible to the 80286. 
Peripherals

U 80606:        Buscontroller
U 80608:        Fault detector
U 80610:        MMU
U 80612:        Clock generator
U 80613:        FPU

Examples








Package

Comment
VEB Mikroelektronik Karl Marx Erfurt
U 80601
68 pin PLCC

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system configuration block diagram pin layout (I) pin layout (II) announcement