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STEbus and PC104 bus 80188 CPU board

A master of two popular industrial buses

Keith

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Description

This board was designed when PC104 was gaining popularity.

Details

All this functionality was achieved by using surface mounting and placing the STEbus address and data buffers under the memory chips.

Files

J543 TARGET188EB manual issue D.pdf Adobe Portable Document Format - 350.90 kB - 05/07/2024 at 01:02	Preview	Download

J543_TARGET188EB_German.pdf Adobe Portable Document Format - 379.18 kB - 05/07/2024 at 01:02	Preview	Download

J543-TARGET188EB-French.pdf Adobe Portable Document Format - 184.82 kB - 05/07/2024 at 01:02	Preview	Download

J543 TARGET188EB dimensions.pdf Adobe Portable Document Format - 37.60 kB - 05/07/2024 at 01:03	Preview	Download

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Circuit diagram
Keith • 05/07/2024 at 01:59 • 0 comments

1a. Block diagram
1b. CPU and memory

2. Clock and glue logic

3. Serial I/O

4. Parallel I/O

5. Bus connections

6. Decoupling and spare gates

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