[Coco] TC-9
LinuxRules
Linux-Rules at austin.rr.com
Tue Jul 8 01:59:15 EDT 2008
jdaggett at gate.net wrote:
> On 7 Jul 2008 at 22:13, Chuck Youse wrote:
>
>
>> On Mon, 2008-07-07 at 21:49 -0400, jdaggett at gate.net wrote:
>>
>>
>>> The only analog functions are the composite video from the internal
>>> DAC the RGB DAC and the oscillator circuitry on board. The
>>> oscillator and its quadrature phase is rather easy to do in an FPGA
>>> given the modern DLL/DCM in most chips.
>>>
>>>
>> The composite signal by itself will be a bitch. And don't forget the
>> drive requirements on the E clock. Anyway, the point is it'd require
>> external components, an FPGA alone won't suffice, but I think we agree
>> on this point.
>>
>>
> ------------------------
>
> Yes it is but is doable. The MC6809 with internal clock, the E and Q clock
> source current is 2 mA. The chip is depletion load NMOS technology. I am
> not sure of the geometry of the output transistors on teh clock. The spec is 2
> mA so they may very well be NMOS and not bipolar.
True.
Being an ex-Mot guy from that group at that time, we had no bipolar
"recipes" available
to the MPU/MCU designers. Everything was Dep Loads (and d at mn glad to
have 'em!)
until the 146805 7 146818 came along.
[6800(redesign), 6801/02/08, first 6805s, 6809, et al.......]
Been lurking for a while, and I'm blown away by the talent demonstrated
here.
Sure wish we had had some of you folks back then!!!
cheers,
johnd
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