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Security: Reverse engineering a forgotten 1970s Intel dual core beast: 8271, a new ISA

Security: Reverse engineering a forgotten 1970s Intel dual core beast: 8271, a new ISA
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Reverse-engineering the interrupt circuitry in the Intel 8086 processor

Reverse-engineering the interrupt circuitry in the Intel 8086 processor
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A History of Early Microcontrollers, Part 6: The Fairchild F8 and Mostek MK3870

If Shakespeare were a technology fiction writer, he likely would have come up with something that looked very much like the story of the Fairchild F8 and Mostek 3870 microcontrollers. It’s a story full of misplaced trust, corporate seduction, shifting loyalties, misadventure, misappropriation, legal machinations, and great success followed by oblivion. A truly Shakespearean tale…

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A History of Early Microcontrollers, Part 5: The Motorola 6801

Motorola’s Semiconductors Components Group – Motorola Semiconductor – was late to the microprocessor party in more ways than one. The company never developed a successful PMOS process technology, so it was sending custom LSI chip designs like calculator chips for customers out to other semiconductor makers such as Mostek and AMS (Advanced Memory Systems). Despite…

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How the FPGA came to be, Part 2

Part 1 of this article series discussed the earliest programmable ICs that could be used to implement logic circuits. Not quite programmable logic, Harris Semiconductor’s programmable diode arrays and PROMs laid the groundwork for PLDs (programmable logic devices) to come. This is where we return to Napoleone Cavlan, Ronald Cline, and the story of how…

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