San Jose, CA
Anyone know if a National Semi INS8048-6MLK/N will work in the place of a 6808? Or what about a 6809?
Thanks
Dennis
(Topic ID: 272305)
Hi Dennis,
6802 can replace 6808 and is much more common and easier to find.
MC6802
EF6802
HD6802
F6802
S6802
68A02
68B02
A 6809 is not a substitute for a 6802/6808.
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Quoted from DennisT:Anyone know if a National Semi INS8048-6MLK/N will work in the place of a 6808?
8048 CPUs are a completely different architecture (Intel based). Not a substitute.
1 month later
I need to replace the 6808 on my DE MPU and this thread was just what I was looking for. Thanks for the info!
2 years later
Looking through my tubes of old ICs the other day, I came across a tube with just 1 chip enclosed hand marked 6808 on the tube, I have no idea where i got it from, but must have been from years ago.
This AMI chip is from 1983 & has a completely different part number to any 6808 I have seen, it's not a pinball manufacturer custom number either & their is no reference on the net for the number. I tried it out & it is indeed a functional 6808 & a working AMI too! can only assume it was a 6808 with a custom number for another industry other than pinball.
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