datasheet SCC 68070

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Falko Rudolph

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Hi Newsgroup!

I'm looking for a datsheet of the SCC 68070. I have already checked the
websites of Philips and Valvo. Google didn't find anything that helps me.

Can somebody help out here?

Falko
 
Is this a microprocessor chip part of the 68000 family
if so try looking for MC68070

I was you jokers would tell us what the IC does, I loose interest now and
leave it up to someone else.


"Falko Rudolph" <falkorudolph@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:bod13m$1doffj$1@ID-162561.news.uni-berlin.de...
Hi Newsgroup!

I'm looking for a datsheet of the SCC 68070. I have already checked the
websites of Philips and Valvo. Google didn't find anything that helps me.

Can somebody help out here?

Falko
 
Is this a microprocessor chip part of the 68000 family
if so try looking for MC68070

I wish all you jokers would tell us what the IC does, I loose interest now
and
leave it up to someone else.


"Falko Rudolph" <falkorudolph@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:bod13m$1doffj$1@ID-162561.news.uni-berlin.de...
Hi Newsgroup!

I'm looking for a datsheet of the SCC 68070. I have already checked the
websites of Philips and Valvo. Google didn't find anything that helps me.

Can somebody help out here?

Falko
 
"Tom Wright" (tow@work.com) writes:
Is this a microprocessor chip part of the 68000 family
if so try looking for MC68070

I wish all you jokers would tell us what the IC does, I loose interest now
and
leave it up to someone else.


I have a vague recollection that it is a 68000 with a bit extra added
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internally.

You're right. A bit of extra information does help posters. It's like
people asking about some obscure IC, and the part might be one of
a number of things. Including number of pins, and even what they
found the device in does help. "It can't be this, because it only has
XXX pins" or, "that guess can't be right because it's not an audio device".

Providing as much information as someone knows does make it easier
for those with databooks to narrow the search.

Michael

"Falko Rudolph" <falkorudolph@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:bod13m$1doffj$1@ID-162561.news.uni-berlin.de...
Hi Newsgroup!

I'm looking for a datsheet of the SCC 68070. I have already checked the
websites of Philips and Valvo. Google didn't find anything that helps me.

Can somebody help out here?

Falko
Click to expand...
 
"Michael Black" <et472@FreeNet.Carleton.CA> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:boeam1$8kh$1@freenet9.carleton.ca...
"Tom Wright" (tow@work.com) writes:
Is this a microprocessor chip part of the 68000 family
if so try looking for MC68070

I wish all you jokers would tell us what the IC does, I loose interest
now
and
leave it up to someone else.


I have a vague recollection that it is a 68000 with a bit extra added
internally.

You're right. A bit of extra information does help posters. It's like
people asking about some obscure IC, and the part might be one of
a number of things. Including number of pins, and even what they
found the device in does help. "It can't be this, because it only has
XXX pins" or, "that guess can't be right because it's not an audio
device".

Providing as much information as someone knows does make it easier
for those with databooks to narrow the search.
Click to expand...
Hi there!

It's a microprocessor of the 68000 family and it includes a I˛C interface, a
Uart and busses for data and address. The package is 88pin PLCC methinks but
there are more packages available.

Sorry for forgetting to tell this, but I was searching a few days for
"SCC68070".
"Scheuklappen" I'd say :)

Falko
 
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