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| + | == 8bit CPUs derived from Z80== | ||
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Revision as of 05:24, 31 August 2021
This is a WIKI about Z80 microprocessor based machines. We collect technical informations about these "vanishing" computers.
Contents
Z80 based computers
- MSX(multivendor)
- PC-G8xx(SHARP)
- TI-7x/8x(TEXAS INSTRUMENTS)
- PC-8001(NEC)
- PC-6001/6601(NEC)
- PC-8801(NEC)
- MZ(SHARP)
- X1/turbo/Z(SHARP)
- SMC-777(SONY)
- PV-1000(CASIO)
- PV-2000(CASIO)
- M5(SORD)
- SC-1000/1000II(SEGA)
- SC-3000/3000H
- Othello Multi Vision(TSUKUDA ORIGINAL)
- Sega MkIII/Sega Master System(SEGA)
- Gamegear(SEGA)
- Megadrive/Genesis with Power Base(SEGA)
- ZX-80/81(Sinclair Research)
- ZX Specrtum(Sinclair Research/Amstrad)
- Coleco Vision(COLECO)
- Amstrad CPC(AMSTRAD)
- TRS-80(TANDY RADIO SHACK)
- ZX Clones(multivendor)
- Coleco Adam(COLECO)
- C128(Commodore)
- SPC-1000(Samsung)
- M68(SORD)
- RC-20(SEIKO)
- PCW(Amstrad)
- FM-8/FM-7/FM-11/FM-77 + Z80 card(Fujitsu)
- Einstain(Tatung)
- KayproII(Kaypro)
- PHC-25,30(Sanyo)
- Enterprise64/128(Intelligent Software/Enterprise Computers)
Z80 compatible CPUs
MK3880(Mostek) Z8400(SGS-Thomson) LH0080(Sharp) µPD780C(NEC) TMPZ84C00(Toshiba) ?(Goldstar) BU18400(ROHM Electronic) U880(East Germany) MMN80CPU(Romania:Microelectronica) КР1858ВМ1(Soviet Union) T34BM1(Soviet Union)
Z80 clones
- Z84013/Z84C13/Z84015/Z84C15(Toshiba)
- eZ80(Zilog)
- KL5C8400(Kawasaki)
- uPD9002(NEC)
- ATJ2085(Chinese Actions Semiconductor)
- T80(VHDL)
- TV80(Verilog)
- Kabuki(VLSI Technology)
8bit CPUs derived from Z80
- HD64180(Hitachi)
- Z180(Zilog)
DHL Z80 core
16 bit CPUs derived from Z80
- R800(ASCII Corporation)
- Z800(Zilog)
- Z280(Zilog)
Zilog’s 32 bit CPUs named “Z”
- Z380(Zilog)
8080
- 8080(Intel)
- 8080A(Intel)
Assembler collections (spec comparison)
Alasm(ZX Spectrum) English help
Alasm(ZX Spectrum) Japanese Translation
PASMO(ZX Spectrum/MSX) English help(link)
PASMO(ZX Spectrum/MSX) Japanese Translation
TYPICAL DEVICES for Z80 computers
Data Recorders
DATA Recorders format comparison
Z80 family chips
FDD
FDC
Philips (WD2793)
Microsol
National (MB8877A)
Toshiba (Panasonic)
SVI (WD1793)
VDP or GDC
- TMS9918
- V9938
- V9958
- V9978/9990
cf:Other devices
Sound chips
Refer to http://mus.msx.click/
