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Motorola XC6800B, Engineering Sample

Motorola MC6800L

Motorola MC6802CL

Motorola MC6809EP

Motorola MC6809P

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The Motorola 6800 Processor

The 6800 processor was released by Motorola in 1974, shortly after the Intel 8080. It was the basic for Motorola's entrance into the microprocessor market. Like the Intel 8080 it was designed as an enhancement of the Intel 8008 but is not technically based on it.

6800

Motorola XC6800B, Engineering Sample


XC6800R 7416B

This chip is an engineering sample, in the early days Motorola used XC prefix for engineering prototypes, this prefix was changed to "PC" for more recent processor families. The standard version is the MC6800.

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Core Frequency:	1 MHz
Board Frequency:	1 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	8 Bit
Address bus:	8 Bit
Transistors:	6,800
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	August 1974
Manufactured:	week 16/1974
Package Type:	Ceramic DIP-40 Goldcap Goldpins

Motorola MC6800L


MC6800L SC7718I	MALAYSIA CHAJ

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Core Frequency:	1 MHz
Board Frequency:	1 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	8 Bit
Address bus:	8 Bit
Transistors:	6,800
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	August 1974
Manufactured:	week 18/1977
Made in:	Malaysia
Package Type:	Ceramic DIP-40 Goldcap Goldpins

Motorola MC6800P


MC6800P 6D7934	GZU PHIL

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Core Frequency:	1 MHz
Board Frequency:	1 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	8 Bit
Address bus:	8 Bit
Transistors:	6,800
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	August 1974
Manufactured:	week 34/1979
Made in:	Philippines
Package Type:	Plastic DIP-40

The Motorola 6802 Processor

The 6802 is an enhanced 6800 with 128 bytes of RAM and an internal clock oscillator added.

6802

Motorola MC6802CL


MC6802CL R1H8219	MALAYSIA MPPAQ

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Core Frequency:	1 MHz
Board Frequency:	1 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	8 Bit
Address bus:	8 Bit
Transistors:	6,800
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	08/1974
Manufactured:	week 19/1982
Made in:	Malaysia
Package Type:	Ceramic DIP-40

Motorola MC6802P


MC6802P R1HQLVZ8901	AAVZQ

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Core Frequency:	1 MHz
Board Frequency:	1 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	8 Bit
Address bus:	8 Bit
Transistors:	6,800
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	08/1974
Manufactured:	week 01/1989
Package Type:	Plastik DIP-40

The Motorola 6803 Processor

The 6803 is an enhanced 6800 with some new 16- and 8-bit instructions, 128 bytes of RAM and an internal clock oscillator added.

6803

Motorola MC68B03P


MC68B03P KC78413	PWA JQ 010

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Core Frequency:	1 MHz
Board Frequency:	1 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	8 Bit
Address bus:	8 Bit
Transistors:	6,800
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	08/1974
Manufactured:	week 13/1984
Package Type:	Plastik DIP-40

The Motorola 6809 Processor

The 6809 is the third generation addition to the 6800 familiy, in competition to Intel 8088. The 6809 is an enhanced 6800 with RAM and clock added. It was produced in two versions, as 6809 with on-chip clock and 6809E with external clock.
The 6809 was used in the 'Dragon' series computers in the mid 80s.

6809

Motorola MC6809EP


MC6809EP EN68304	6809 KOREA 0BAAI

Comment by Joe F (coffee6809[at]hotmail.com):

Also Used in the Tandy/Radio Shack color computer

Comment by Paul Harrison (peharri[at]yahoo.com):

The 6809 wasn't based upon the 6800 it was a from-the-ground-up new design. The key features were a variety of addressing modes two seperate index registers and two seperate stack pointers. I`m not aware of any built-in memory. The addressing modes which included relative addressing for pretty much every situation you`d need addressing made programming for the 6809 extremely elegant. You could write position independent code with ease. While other chips already had the market by the time the `09 came out it grew a sizable fan base that resulted in operating systems like OS-9 being developed for it.

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Core Frequency:	1 MHz
Board Frequency:	1 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	8 Bit
Address bus:	8 Bit
Transistors:	6,800
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	1977
Manufactured:	week 04/1983
Made in:	Korea
Package Type:	Plastik DIP-40

Motorola MC6809P


MC6809P CW3 J8623	JAPAN UVIZU

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Core Frequency:	1 MHz
Board Frequency:	1 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	8 Bit
Address bus:	8 Bit
Transistors:	6,800
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	1977
Manufactured:	week 23/1986
Made in:	Japan
Package Type:	Plastik DIP-40