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The Intel 8088 microprocessor, launched on June 1, 1979, is a variant of the 8086 processor. It features a 16-bit internal data bus but an 8-bit external data bus, making it compatible with 8-bit systems.
Key specifications include 29,000 transistors, HMOS manufacturing technology with a 3.0 µm process, and a 20-bit address bus supporting up to 1024 KB of memory. Clock speeds range from 5 MHz to 10 MHz across different versions.
While not a full 16-bit processor externally, its design was based on the Intel 8085. The 8088 lacks integrated interrupt and DMA controllers, requiring external chips. It does not natively support floating-point calculations but can be augmented with a coprocessor.
Produced into the 1990s, the 8088 was available in HMOS, CHMOS, and CMOS versions. Common package types include 40-pin CerDIP and 40-pin PDIP. Operating voltage is typically 5V.
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The Intel 8088 is available with clock speeds of 5.0 MHz, 6.0 MHz, and 8.0 MHz.
The Intel 8088 has a 16-bit internal data bus and an 8-bit external data bus.
The Intel 8088 supports up to 1024 KB of memory with its 20-bit address bus.
The Intel 8088 utilizes HMOS manufacturing technology with a 3.0 µm process.
The Intel 8088 operates at 5 Volts.
The Intel 8088 is available in 40-pin CerDIP and 40-pin PDIP packages.
Temperature ranges include -40°C to +85°C and -55°C to +125°C for specific variants.