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[N8VEM: 18775] HD63C09EP
Nikolay Dimitrov
2014-10-05 01:48:52 UTC
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Gents,

Can you point me to a good known datasheet for the HD63C09EP?

Thanks in advance. Regards,
Nikolay
Neslou
2014-10-05 05:15:02 UTC
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Hi,
What do you mean by good know datasheet?
When you search with Google : "hd63c09ep datasheet" the answers are not ok?
I found this for instance (look at the attached document)
Regards.

Neslou.
Post by Nikolay Dimitrov
Gents,
Can you point me to a good known datasheet for the HD63C09EP?
Thanks in advance. Regards,
Nikolay
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Nikolay Dimitrov
2014-10-05 15:55:28 UTC
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Hi Neslou,
Post by Neslou
I found this for instance (look at the attached document)
Thanks. I also found this one, but unfortunately I stumbled upon several
other PDFs (like 63C09 without E) and didn't pay attention on the
suffix. On the testbench my CPU was behaving very strangely - not
working at all, and it looked like I had wrong description of the pins
(driver outputs were floating without obvious reason, and inputs were
driven internally, bizarre!). Also, had to provide the quadrature
external clocks, and more importantly - on the right pins :).

Anyway, I finally understood that the "E" suffix is the key, and used
the same datasheet that you pointed me too, and the testbench worked in
the end. Now I have 10x working HD63C09EP (for up to 4 MHz), which are
in desperate need of project that uses them :).

Kind regards,
Nikolay
Neslou
2014-10-05 16:36:37 UTC
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It is the key...... Try, fail and finally success... now you have learned a
lot of thing :-)
Post by Nikolay Dimitrov
Hi Neslou,
Post by Neslou
I found this for instance (look at the attached document)
Thanks. I also found this one, but unfortunately I stumbled upon several
other PDFs (like 63C09 without E) and didn't pay attention on the
suffix. On the testbench my CPU was behaving very strangely - not
working at all, and it looked like I had wrong description of the pins
(driver outputs were floating without obvious reason, and inputs were
driven internally, bizarre!). Also, had to provide the quadrature
external clocks, and more importantly - on the right pins :).
Anyway, I finally understood that the "E" suffix is the key, and used
the same datasheet that you pointed me too, and the testbench worked in
the end. Now I have 10x working HD63C09EP (for up to 4 MHz), which are
in desperate need of project that uses them :).
Kind regards,
Nikolay
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John Coffman
2014-10-05 18:58:55 UTC
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Nikolay,<br>
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Just as the 6809 and 6809E are different externally, the 63C09 and
63C09E are also different.<br>
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6809 == 63C09<br>
6809E == 63C09E<br>
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(The P suffix indicates a plastic package).<br>
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The VME/ATX 6x0x board is designed for the 6809; i.e., no -E suffix.<br>
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you have learned a lot of thing :-)</div>
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On 10/05/2014 08:15 AM, Neslou wrote:
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&gt; I found this for instance (look at the attached document)
<br>
<br>
Thanks. I also found this one, but unfortunately I stumbled
upon several <br>
other PDFs (like 63C09 without E) and didn't pay attention on
the <br>
suffix. On the testbench my CPU was behaving very strangely -
not <br>
working at all, and it looked like I had wrong description of
the pins <br>
(driver outputs were floating without obvious reason, and
inputs were <br>
driven internally, bizarre!). Also, had to provide the
quadrature <br>
external clocks, and more importantly - on the right pins :).
<br>
<br>
Anyway, I finally understood that the "E" suffix is the key,
and used <br>
the same datasheet that you pointed me too, and the testbench
worked in <br>
the end. Now I have 10x working HD63C09EP (for up to 4 MHz),
which are <br>
in desperate need of project that uses them :).
<br>
<br>
Kind regards,
<br>
Nikolay
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Nikolay Dimitrov
2014-10-06 00:42:40 UTC
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Hi John,
Post by John Coffman
Nikolay,
Just as the 6809 and 6809E are different externally, the 63C09 and
63C09E are also different.
6809 == 63C09
6809E == 63C09E
(The P suffix indicates a plastic package).
The VME/ATX 6x0x board is designed for the 6809; i.e., no -E suffix.
Thanks for the explanation!

Regards,
Nikolay

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