3002
3002 Support Chips

 

Introduction date:   November 1974
Category:   2-bit Bit-slice processor
Frequency:   6MHz
Technology:   Shottky Bipolar LSI circuit
Number of transistors:   ? (6 microns)
Addressable memory:   64Kbyte
Number of instructions:   512 microinstructions
History:


 
 

Several 3002's could be linked together to create a computer that could handle 16-bits at a time.


 

Second source:
 
 

Signetics was the only second source to Intel 3002.
Russian clones was also made.

 


Intel          
C3002 C3002        
       
Engineering Sample
N.D.C
Malaysia
7531
       
           
3002 D3002 MD3002/B MD3002/B MD3002/B  
 
(Custom Sample)
Malaysia
7604
Barbados
8030
 
(Custom Sample)
Malaysia
7606
PHILIPPINES
8403
 
Malaysia
7607
 
 

 

Signetics          
N3002I N3002 N3002N      
     
7804 7644 7721      

 

USSR          
589NK02          
         
9001          

 

Tesla          
MH3002          
         
514          



3002 pin configuration




(Basic Configuration For a 16-bit Bipolar Computer)

 




3002 Support Chips
Members of the Intel Bipolar Microcomputer Set:

3001 Microprogram Control Unit Intel3001.pdf (478K)
3002 Central Processing Element Intel3002.pdf (472K)
3003 Look-Ahead Carry Generator  
3212 Multi-Mode Latch Buffer  
3214 Priority Interrupt Control Unit  
3216 Parallel Bi-directional Bus Driver  
3226 Inverting Bi-Directional Bus Driver  
3301 Shottky Bipolar ROM (256 x 4)  
3304 Shottky Bipolar ROM (256 x 8)  
3601 Shottky Bipolar PROM (256 x 4)  
3604 Shottky Bipolar PROM (256 x 8)  

 


3301 Shottky Bipolar ROM (256 x 4)        
3301A C3301A        
       
MEXICO
N.D.C
MEXICO
N.D.C
       

 

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