KR1858VM3

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From Konstantin Zhukov To All 10 September 2006

Hello, All Does anyone have any information on MS KR1858VM3? When did it start to be released, which one? does it maintain the maximum clock speed?

From Victor Ronin To All 11 September 2006

Hello, Jukov I didn’t see the info. but domestic protsy, in principle, behave well, Most turbos run on a tire that is not too overloaded - about the same as the z84004 from Zilog.

From Vlad Semchenko To All 11 September 2006

Hello, CHRV Juk> Does anyone have information on MS KR1858VM3? When did it start to be released Juk> what is the maximum clock speed? As far as I know, the distinguishing feature of VM3 was reduced power consumption ~10mA versus 100mA in VM1 and Z80A. In theory, the model is analogous to the Z80L.

From Chunin Roman To All 11 September 2006

Hello Ronin Ron> I didn’t see the info. but domestic protsy, in principle, behave well, Ron> most turbos run on a tire that is not too overloaded - approximately Ron> like z84004 from Zilog. This one does not hold the turbo well; out of 10 pieces, three of them started working in the turbo!

From Vlad Semchenko To All 11 September 2006

Hello, Jukov Juk> What is the nameplate frequency of VM3 and in what year did it appear? As far as one can assume Fmax = 4 MHz. The processor is low-power and was not intended for fast devices, and for battery-powered devices. More detailed information can be found at www.angstrem.ru since they produced (label with hammer and sickle). I don't know the year of production, but IMHO around 1992-1996, look at the chip itself.

From Vlad Semchenko To All 11 September 2006

Hello spensor By the way, there was information that AlCo was collecting information about glitches/features of Z80-like protsakh. Can anyone tell me where to read this?

From Konstantin Zhukov To All 11 September 2006

Hello spensor VM1 is in my Master. This is really poop. If he is still in the Master works fine, then as soon as it was put in the usual Quorum-64, it’s there refused after 10 seconds of operation or after pressing keys. But one person claims that overclocked VM3 to 12.6 MHz. What is the nameplate frequency of VM3 and what year is it in? appeared?

From Vlad Semchenko To All 12 September 2006

Hello spensor Additional information on 1858 was previously reported by fan. Since he is not the source of information indicated, I give a link to his message: http://zx.pk.ru/showpost.php?p=15123&postcount=30