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Anyone have any info for devices with the 'RP' suffix, please? I've got datasheets for 'P' and 'EP' devices but haven't found anything yet for 'RP'.

Thanks in advance.

Cheerful regards, Mike, K8LH


Tue Jul 19, 2016 8:24 pm
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Hi, Mike

I have no info to offer re this RP variant -- sorry. But perhaps you and other 6309 fans will be interested in the pdf book by Chris Burke, "THE 6309 BOOK -- Inside the 6309 Microprocessor".

BTW, what is this RP variant? I expect 'P' signifies the plastic package, but what's 'R'?

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Hi, Jeff.

The Chinese vendors seem to have NOS (New Old Stock) HD63C09P, HD63C09EP, and HD63C09RP devices but I can't seem to find any information on the 'RP' variant.

Thank you for mentioning The 6309 Book by Chris Burke. I do have a copy of it.

Cheerful regards, Mike, K8LH


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I have seen an R suffix on 68xxx series processors. 68020RC-12 I think.

Could it stand for temperature grade, or radiation hardened ?

I've seen that a 'R' stands for Tape vs Reel designator, found it in a IC nomenclature book. Not sure if it applies here.

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http://www.kynix.com/Detail/1165538/HD63C09RP.html
I searched then I find this, but i don't know If this is what you want.Hope this could help you!


Tue Nov 22, 2016 8:29 am
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robfinch wrote:
I have seen an R suffix on 68xxx series processors. 68020RC-12 I think.

Could it stand for temperature grade, or radiation hardened ?

I've seen that a 'R' stands for Tape vs Reel designator, found it in a IC nomenclature book. Not sure if it applies here.

... or maybe Renesas?

Mike B.


Tue Nov 22, 2016 10:17 am
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Looks likely that R means Revised. From a similarly named product:
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Tue Nov 22, 2016 10:55 am
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More details about HD63C09RP here: https://www.veswin.com/product-HD63C09RP.html

Thanks.


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