[sdiy] CPU for CR8000
Ingo Debus
debus at cityweb.de
Wed Dec 6 20:02:25 CET 2006
Am 06.12.2006 um 17:19 schrieb Mike:
> There is a problem here if you're looking for a replacement. The
> 8048 was a
> mask programmed device, which means you need the official part.
> Intel did do
> an 8748, which was an EPROM version intended for prototyping, which
> became
> more popular than they expected because it was useful for small
> runs and
> one-offs. It has been possible, (though it's going to be hacker
> archive time
> to find out how), to extract the data from an 8048, so if there
> were no
> spares, it might be possible to replace the 8048, with a suitably
> programmed
> 8748, provided a working live machine can be found to transplant the
> firmware from. Finding a programmer that will do 8748's may be
> 'interesting', too.
Hmmm...
Isn't the 8051 pin-compatible and upward software-compatible to the
8048? If yes, you could use one of the many modern 8051 types with
built-in Flash code memory (Atmel, Philips etc).
Ingo
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