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Intel D8086

Intel D8086-1

Intel D8086-2

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The Intel 8086 Processor

The 8086, officially called iAPX 86, is a 16-bit processor designed by Intel in 1978. It gave rise to the x86 architecture. The first commercial microcomputer built on the basis of the 8086 was the Mycron 2000 (from Norway). This computer was used by Digital Research as the development platform for the CP/M-86 operating system.

Intel D8086


D8086 L6070243 (c)INTEL '78 '79	MALAY 8605 EM

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Core Frequency:	5 MHz
Board Frequency:	5 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	16 Bit
Address bus:	20 Bit
Transistors:	29,000
Circuit Size:	3.00 µ
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	06/1978
Manufactured:	week 07/1986
Made in:	Malaysia
Package Type:	Ceramic DIP-40

Intel D8086-1


D8086-1 L6360292 (c)INTEL '78 '84	MALAY 8634 BDS

The 8086-1 is an enhanced version of the 8086 with 10 MHz.

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Core Frequency:	10 MHz
Board Frequency:	10 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	16 Bit
Address bus:	20 Bit
Transistors:	29,000
Circuit Size:	3.00 µ
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	06/1978
Manufactured:	week 36/1986
Made in:	Malaysia
Package Type:	Ceramic DIP-40

Intel D8086-2


D8086-2 I4140040 (c)INTEL '78 '79	MALAYSIA 8413 EM G

The 8086-2 is an enhanced version of the 8086 with 8 MHz.

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Core Frequency:	8 MHz
Board Frequency:	8 MHz
Data bus (ext.):	16 Bit
Address bus:	20 Bit
Transistors:	29,000
Circuit Size:	3.00 µ
Voltage:	5 V
Introduced:	06/1978
Manufactured:	week 13/1984
Made in:	Malaysia
Package Type:	Ceramic DIP-40