Motorola 68000: Difference between revisions

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The Motorola MC68000 (P/N 156-1445-00) is a 16-bit microprocessor monolithic integrated circuit with internal 32-bit architecture and buses, introduced in 1979.

It requires +5 V power only and came initially in 64-pin DIL packages. The external bus is asynchronous.

The 68000 has non-multiplexed data (16 bit) and address (24 bit) buses. The 68008 was a version with an 8-bit external data bus, initially available in a 48-pin DIL package.

The 68010 (1982) included minor improvements to support virtual memory and virtualization.

The data ALU is 16 bits wide.

Initial speed grades were 4, 6 and 8 MHz. Faster versions and CMOS implementations were available later, as were second-source versions.

The original 4 MHz Motorola 68000 CPU was added to the Tek parts inventory in March 1980 as P/N 156-1445-00, at a unit cost of $150 (~$560 in 2023 dollars).

Links

Motorola 68000 @ Wikipedia

Used in

AM700 – MC68040 (U64, main CPU), MC68340 (U110, I/O processor)
DAS9200 – 68010
SG5030 – 68HC000 (PLCC68)
Prism 3002 – 68010

Some instruments using part Motorola 68000

Instrument	Manufacturer	Class	Model	Description	Introduced
4041	Tektronix	Computer	4041	BASIC-programmable computer	1982
AM700	Tektronix	Audio/Video	AM700	Audio Measurement System	(?)
DAS9200	Tektronix	Logic Analyzer	DAS9200	Logic Analyzer	1986
Keithley 182	Keithley	Multimeter	182	6½-digit sensitive voltmeter	(?)
Prism 3002	Tektronix	Logic Analyzer	PRISM 3002	Logic Analyzer	1992
RTD710	Sony/Tektronix	Oscilloscope	RTD710	100 MHz digitizer	1988
SG5030	Tektronix	Plug-in	SG5030	leveled sinewave generator	1991
THS720	Tektronix	Oscilloscope	THS720	100 MHz 2-ch portable digital scope	(?)

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-The '''Motorola 68000''' is a 16-bit microprocessor with internal 32-bit architecture and buses, introduced in 1979.
+{{Monolithic IC
+|Manufacturer=Motorola
+|Model=MC68000
+|Part_nos=156-1445-00
+|Description=16-bit microprocessor
+|Used_in=4041;AM700;DAS9200;Keithley 182;RTD710;SG5030;Prism 3002;
+|Designers=
+}} with internal 32-bit architecture and buses, introduced in 1979.
-It requires +5 V<sub>p-p</sub> only and came initially in 64-pin DIL packages.  The external bus is asynchronous.
+It requires +5 V power only and came initially in 64-pin DIL packages.  The external bus is asynchronous.
-The 68000 has non-multiplexed data (16 bit) and address (24 bit) buses.  The '''68008''' was a version with an 8-bit external data bus, initially available in a 48-pin DIL package.  The '''68010''' (1982) included minor improvements to support virtual memory and virtualization.
+The 68000 has non-multiplexed data (16 bit) and address (24 bit) buses.  The '''68008''' was a version with an 8-bit external data bus, initially available in a 48-pin DIL package.
+The '''68010''' (1982) included minor improvements to support virtual memory and virtualization.
 The data ALU is 16 bits wide.
 Initial speed grades were 4, 6 and 8 MHz.  Faster versions and CMOS implementations were available later, as were second-source versions.
+The original 4 MHz Motorola 68000 CPU was [[Media:Component_news_279.pdf|added to the Tek parts inventory in March 1980]] as P/N 156-1445-00, at a unit cost of $150 (~$560 in 2023 dollars).
 [[File:Motorola 68000.png|thumb|300px|right|DIL Pinout (click to enlarge)]]
 ==Links==
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 ==Used in==
-* [[RTD710]]
+* [[AM700]] – MC68040 (U64, main CPU), MC68340 (U110, I/O processor)
-* [[4041]]
+* [[DAS9200]] – 68010
-* ...
+* [[SG5030]] – 68HC000 (PLCC68)
+* [[Prism 3002]] – 68010
+{{Part usage}}
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