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What's a Motorola 5A8072 or maybe a 5A8972

By minnesota13

3 years ago



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    #1 3 years ago
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    Found the subject chip and think it either a 6800 or 6820/6821. It's rather difficult to read the numbers beyond Motorola. What is it: 5A8072 or 5A8972 -- hard to tell. It's a 40 pin chip.

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    #4 3 years ago
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    Gentlemen, thank you very much. This chip was mixed with some other oddly marked 40 pin items. One of them was a CM601P which turned out be an old Russian version of a 6800.

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