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Intel is a semiconductor manufacturer headquartered in the United States. They are best known for their x86 range of microprocessors and associated chipsets that are the basis of most personal computers.
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Building a simple manual Intel 8085 study kit
No. The 8085 uses dynamic logic internally, which means that it has a minimum required clock frequency for operation. The maximum clock period is 2000 ns, which corresponds to a minimum frequency of 5 …
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Arduino and Intel 8255A-5 interfacing
The 8255 is designed to interface to a microprocessor that has an external memory and I/O bus, and it works very well in that environment.
However, the Arduino does not have an external bus, so you a …
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Difference between 2-way and 4-way caches?
No, having separate caches does not turn a von Neumann machine into a Harvard machine; both caches still represent the same external memory. But separating the caches for instructions and data improve …
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"recommended that CLK begin toggling within 150 ms ... to ensure long-term reliability of th...
The clock undoubtedly operates charge pumps within the chip that provide bias voltages for various functional areas. Without proper bias, leakage currents are probably higher than the transistors are …
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Porting SPI code from (Intel) Galileo to Edison - Arduino
You really need to determine whether all of that overshoot and ringing displayed on the scope is real, or just an artifact caused by how you're probing the circuit. I suspect it's the latter, so make …
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