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Intel 8054

Intel 8054 je osmibitový jednočipový mikropočítač firmy Intel uvedený na trh roku 1980. Patří do skupiny MCS-51, je tedy vnitřně téměř shodný s procesorem 8051, kde se o něm také dozvíte více informací. Rozdíl oproti jiným verzím je zejména v následujících parametrech:

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Intel 8054

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