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6502 processor in a DIP-40 plastic package. The four-digit date code indicates it was made in the 45th week (November 4–10) of 1985.
6502 processor in a DIP-40 plastic package. The four-digit date code indicates it was made in the 45th week (November 4–10) of 1985.
Motorola 6800 demonstration board built by Chuck Peddle and John Buchanan in 1974
Motorola 6800 demonstration board built by Chuck Peddle and John Buchanan in 1974
A 1973 MOS Technology advertisement highlighting their custom integrated circuit capabilities
A 1973 MOS Technology advertisement highlighting their custom integrated circuit capabilities
MOS Technology MCS6501, in white ceramic package, made in late August 1975
MOS Technology MCS6501, in white ceramic package, made in late August 1975
Motorola MC6800 microprocessor
Motorola MC6800 microprocessor
Motorola began making semiconductors in the 1950s.
Motorola began making semiconductors in the 1950s.
MIKBUG was part of the extensive M6800 microcomputer support developed by Motorola's Application Engineering Group.
MIKBUG was part of the extensive M6800 microcomputer support developed by Motorola's Application Engineering Group.
Die shot of Motorola MC6800L
Die shot of Motorola MC6800L