The Motorola MC10800 is a 4-bit

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d processor designed by Motorola and introduced in 1979. It is implemented in ECL logic and is part of the M10800 family. A clone of the MC10800 was manufactured in the

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under the

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K1800VS1 (''russian: К1800ВС1''). The Soviet 1800 series included other members of the M10800 and M10900 families as well.

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The MC10800 - ''Dieter Mueller 2012''
* {{Motorola processors Motorola microprocessors Motorola microcontrollers Bit-slice chips