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Hi Philba...<p>I am not a evangelist for one u-processor over another...I am more of a math person than a hardware developer/designer, and unfortunately have limited experiance, mostly with intel 8 bit units and the Z-80. This is really a learning experiance for me, because my coding skills also lea...

Hi All...<p>Sorry for my delay...<p>I think that I must have made myself unclear...my robotic intention does not need to be rad hard. I just mentioned that NASA used a rad hard variant of the 8085 in one of the mars bots...very low electrical power version. I do like the 8085 for a varity of reasons...

Engineer 1138;<p>Yes I do mean the Intel 8085....for what I need it is very well suited. A rad hard version was used on one of the mars rovers, and that is the sort of thing that I need...a robotics project. There are several companies that sell IDE software for the Intel 8085, and I am leaning in t...

Hi All,<p>I am looking for suggestions for a 8085 IDE toolkit. I would rather get a commercial package that has CDs and paper documentation. It is not that I am opposed to shareware or open source, but I have had very little luck installing downloaded compilers and such. I also want the CD incase my...

Hi Phil...<p>I really would like to have an 8086 max mode board with an 8087, for three reasons...first, they have low power requirement, second, I am fairly adept at coding for them, and third, they are fairly simple compaired to a 32 bit device...I will ultimately use a high power processor when I...

Hi all...<p>This is my first post to this forum...<p>I am looking for a maximum mode 8086 SBC with an 8087 stackable daughter board (preferably PC104). If as I suspect, there are no such objects left in this world, I would really like to find some circuit diagrams of an 8086-8087 SBC, so that I can ...