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2650 family summary
Description: One of the first 8-bit CPUs, used in some video game consoles, and desktop computers
Type: CPU
Original designer: Signetics
Date: 1975
Bit-width: 8-bit
Technology: CMOS
Website: none (wikipedia article)
Predecessor: none
Successor: none
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Signetics

Signetics 2650A die.JPG
General Specifications:
Manufacturer:
Signetics
Type:
CPU
Family:
2650
Sub-Family:
Part number:
2650AI
Die marking:
Core/Code/uArch:
Cores:
1
Die size:
Transistors:
?
Technology:
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Visible Layers:
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Die photo links:

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Die photo license:
CC-BY-3.0, Pauli Rautakorpi
Die photo source:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Birdman86

Synertek

Synertek 2650-P-02 die.JPG
General Specifications:
Manufacturer:
Synertek
Type:
CPU
Family:
2650
Sub-Family:
Part number:
2650-P-02
Die marking:
Core/Code/uArch:
Cores:
Die size:
Transistors:
?
Technology:
?
Visible Layers:
?
Die photo links:

(Image's page) (Full resolution) (Thumb)

Die photo license:
CC-BY-3.0, Pauli Rautakorpi
Die photo source:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Birdman86
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