Intel SDK
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Each time Intel launched a new microprocessor, they provided simultaneously a System Development Kit (SDK) allowing computer engineers introduce themselves to the new processor's concepts and features.
Intel SDK-51
The 8051 System Design Kit (SDK-51) is a complete microcomputer system in kit form. It is simple to assemble construction time is 5–6 hours and provides an excellent training and prototype vehicle for evaluation of the 8051 microcomputer system (MCS-51). The SDK-51 is an extremely flexible design and allows easy interface to an existing application or custom interface development. An extensive system monitor is included in a pre-programmed ROM for general software utilities and system diagnostics
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- Technical Information:
- NAME SDK-51
- MANUFACTURER Intel
- TYPE Design Kit Microcomputer
- ORIGIN U.S.A.
- YEAR 1982
- BUILT IN LANGUAGE Monitor in ROM
- KEYBOARD 51 key QWERTY keyboard + 12 special instruction keys
- CPU Intel 8051
- SPEED 12 MHz
- COPROCESSOR None
- RAM 32 KB
- VRAM None
- ROM 16 KB
- SIZE / WEIGHT 12 (W) x 14 (D) x 2 (H) inch
- I/O PORTS Parallel (24 lines expandable to 48 lines), Serial 4800 baud
- TEXT MODES 32 alpha/numeric LEDs
- OS Monitor in ROM
- POWER SUPPLY External 5V/12V power supply unit
- PERIPHERALS Expansion area on board
- PRICE $1200 in USA
- The Family
- Documentation
Intel SDK-80
The 8080 System Design Kit (SDK-80) is a complete microcomputer system in kit form. It is simple to assemble (construction time is 6 hours) and provides an excellent training and prototype vehicle for evaluation of the 8080 microcomputer system (MCS-80). The SDK-80 is an extremely flexible design and allows easy interface to an existing application or custom interface development. An extensive system monitor is included in a pre-programmed ROM for general software utilities and system diagnostics.
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- Technical Information:
- NAME SDK-80
- MANUFACTURER Intel
- TYPE Design Kit Microcomputer
- ORIGIN U.S.A
- YEAR 1975
- BUILT IN LANGUAGE Monitor in ROM
- KEYBOARD None (Teletypewriter)
- CPU Intel 8080A
- SPEED 0.5 MHz. 1.95 ms. instruction cycle
- COPROCESSOR None
- RAM 256 bytes expandable to 1 KB
- VRAM None
- ROM 2 KB expandable to 4 KB
- SIZE / WEIGHT 12 (W) x 0.5 (D) x 6.75 (H) inch
- I/O PORTS Parallel (24 lines expandable to 48 lines), Serial 4800 baud
- BUILT IN MEDIA None
- OS Monitor in ROM
- POWER SUPPLY External 5V/12V/-10V power supply unit
- PERIPHERALS Expansion area on board
- PRICE US$350
- Documentation
Intel SDK-85
The SDK-85 was a complete 8085A (5 for 'first 5 Volt microprocessor') microcomputer system on a single board including ROM and RAM memory, a 24 key hexadecimal keyboard, a 6 digit LED display, I/O connections and an expansion area allowing memory and I/O expansions as well as hardware experiments.
A 2 KB monitor software provided the same commands as the SDK-86 board. User could enter and read program results through either the buit-in keyboard/display or using a serial Teletype through the built-in serial TTY interface. A 38 lines parallel interface was also available.
A large set of manuals were delivered with the board: MCS-85 (processor) and SDK-85 (board) user manuals, 8085 Assembly Language Programming Manual, full circuit schematics of the PCB, a full dump of the ROM monitor program, programming examples and application notes. MYSYST_85.jpg
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- Technical Information:
- NAME SDK-85
- MANUFACTURER Intel
- TYPE Professional Computer
- ORIGIN U.S.A.
- YEAR 1977
- BUILT IN LANGUAGE Monitor in ROM
- KEYBOARD 24 key hexadecimal with monitor command keys
- CPU 8085A
- SPEED 3 MHz. 1.3 µs. instruction cycle
- CO-PROCESSOR None
- RAM 256 bytes expandable to 512 bytes
- VRAM None
- ROM 2 KB
- SIZE / WEIGHT 30.5 (W) x 25.7 (D) x 1.3 (H) cm.
- I/O PORTS Parallel (38 lines expandable to 76 lines) , Serial 110 baud
- BUILT IN MEDIA None
- OS Monitor in ROM
- POWER SUPPLY External 5V/12V power supply unit
- PERIPHERALS expansion area on board
- PRICE Unknown
- The Family
- Documentation
Intel SDK-86
The SDK-86 (System Design Kit) was the first available computer using the Intel 8086 microprocessor. It was sold as a single board kit at a cheaper price than a single 8086 chip! because Intel thought that the success of a microprocessor depends on its evaluation by as many users as possible. All major components were socketed and the kit could be assembled by anyone having a limited technical knowledge thanks to a clear and complete assembly manual. The system could be used with the on-board keyboard and display or connected to a serial video terminal.
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- S (Substitute Memory): Displays / Modifies memory locations
- X (Examine / Modify registers) : Displays / Modifies 8086 registers
- D (Display memory): Displays memory content
- M (Move): Moves block of memory data
- I (Port Input): Receives data from input port
- O (Port Output): Send data to input port
- G (Go): Execute user program
- N (Single Step): Execute single program instruction
- R (Read File): Read object file from tape to memory
- W (Write File): Writes block of memory to tape.
- Technical Information:
- NAME SDK-86
- MANUFACTURER Intel
- TYPE Home Computer
- ORIGIN U.S.A.
- YEAR 1979
- BUILT IN LANGUAGE ROM Monitor
- KEYBOARD Hexadecimal 24 keys
- CPU Intel 8086
- SPEED 2.5 or 5 Mhz (jumper selectable)
- RAM 2 KB expandable to 4 KB
- ROM 8 KB (Monitor)
- TEXT MODES 8-digit led
- I/O PORTS Processor bus, Parallel and Serial I/O
- POWER SUPPLY + 5V, -12V external AC adaptor
- PRICE $780
- The Family
- Documentation
Intel SDK-2920
Intel 82920 is a Signal Processor the family of this processor listed here
- Technical Information:
- NAME SDK-2920
- MANUFACTURER Intel
- TYPE Design Kit Microcomputer
- ORIGIN U.S.A.
- YEAR 1981
- BUILT IN LANGUAGE Monitor in ROM
- KEYBOARD 28 key
- CPU Intel 8085
- SPEED 6.114 MHz
- COPROCESSOR None
- RAM 1 KB
- VRAM None
- ROM 6 KB
- SIZE / WEIGHT 16 (L) x 10 (w) x 1.75 (H) inch
- I/O PORTS Serial RS-232 110-9600 baud
- TEXT MODES 24 alpha/numeric LEDs
- OS Monitor in ROM
- POWER SUPPLY External +5V,-5V,+12V & -12V power supply unit
- PRICE Unknown
- Documentation
Intel SDK-186
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