25 Sep
2003
25 Sep
'03
8:03 p.m.
Dear Bob;
I am puting together a history of low power systems and came
across the RCA 1802 as maybe the earliest single chip CMOS
processor (along with Intersil 6100). I am trying to figure out when
the RCA ICAN-7029 appnote was written and wonder if it is in
your Microsystems Manual or if you have other databooks.Thank
you.
Best Regards,
Brian
28 Sep
28 Sep
9:43 p.m.
Have you seen the www.cosmacelf.com site? While I don't know if it
specifically has what you're looking for, there's a lot of history and info
available.
The 1802 is considered to be the first CMOS microprocessor, from everything
I've ever read.
--John
On Thursday 25 September 2003 21:03 pm, Brian Herbert wrote:
Dear Bob;
I am puting together a history of low power systems and came
across the RCA 1802 as maybe the earliest single chip CMOS
processor (along with Intersil 6100). I am trying to figure out when
the RCA ICAN-7029 appnote was written and wonder if it is in
your Microsystems Manual or if you have other databooks.Thank
you.
Best Regards,
Brian
29 Sep
29 Sep
2:02 p.m.
"J.C. Wren" <jcwren(a)jcwren.com> wrote:
The 1802 is considered to be the first CMOS
microprocessor, from
everything
I've ever read.
The CDP1802 was probably the first single-chip microprocessor, but if
you're willing to consider multiple-chip processors, the distinction
would probably go to the CDP1801. It consisted of two chips, a data
path chip containing the registers and ALU, and a control chip. The
instruction set is a subset of that of the 1802.
8:14 p.m.
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, Eric Smith wrote:
The CDP1802 was probably the first single-chip
microprocessor, but if
How do you figure?
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1:56 a.m.
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, Eric Smith wrote:
I wrote:
Got it.
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The CDP1802 was probably the first single-chip
microprocessor, but if
Sellam wrote:
How do you figure?
The discussion was of CMOS microprocessors; the word CMOS should have
been in that sentence.
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