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bogomipz
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A one-bit processor explained: reverse-engineering...
Would this one bit processor be a precursor to a simple microcontroller today then?
kens
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Microcontrollers started (oversimplifying a bit) with calculator-based chips: the Intel 4004 (1971), TMS 0100 (1971), TMS 1000 (1974). The Motorola one-bit processor is from 1976, so it's a later chip, more of a strange branch than a precursor.
RodgerTheGreat
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Maybe take a look at the TMS1000.
dboreham
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