Editing nec/μcom-45/μpd554l

{{nec title|μPD554L (μCOM-45L)}}
{{mcu
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| name            = NEC μCOM-45L
| manufacturer    = NEC
| model number    = μCOM-45L
| part number     = μPD554L
| first launched  = 1981
| family          = μCOM-45
| clock min       = 150 kHz
| clock max       = 440 kHz
| microarch       = μCOM-4
| process         = 
| tech            = pMOS
| word size       = 4 bit
| electrical      = yes
| temp max        = 70 °C
| temp min        = -10 °C
| vdd             = -10 V
| vss             = 0 V
| memory          = yes
| rom             = 1 kB
| rom break       = 1000x8 bit
| ram             = 16 B
| ram break       = 32x4 bit
| stack levels    = 1
| pins            = yes
| pin count       = 28
| io lines        = 21
| packaging       = yes
| package         = DIP28
| package type    = DIP
}}
The '''μPD554L''' or '''μCOM-45L''' is a {{arch|4}} [[microcontroller]] introduced in 1981 by [[NEC]] as part of their {{nec|μCOM-45|μCOM-45 family}}. This model is modified to support a lower voltage of -8V. Additionally, it's also capable of directly driving [[fluorescent indicator panel]]s at -35 volts. This model replaces the older {{nec|μPD550}} which had a reduced amount of ROM.

== Design ==
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== Instruction Set ==
{{main|nec/μcom-4/isa|l1=μCOM-4 ISA}}
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== Documents ==
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== See also ==
* {{nec|μCOM-45}}
* {{nec|μCOM-4}}
* {{nec|μCOM-8}}


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family	μCOM-45 +
first launched	1981 +
full page name	nec/μcom-45/μpd554l +
instance of	microcontroller +
manufacturer	NEC +
max operating temperature	70 °C +
microarchitecture	μCOM-4 +
min operating temperature	-10 °C +
model number	μCOM-45L +
name	NEC μCOM-45L +
package	DIP28 +
part number	μPD554L +
pin count	28 +
ram	1.6e-5 MB (0.016 kB, 16 B, 128 b, 1.6e-8 GB) +
ram breakdown	32x4 bit +
rom	0.001 MB (1 kB, 1,000 B, 8,000 b, 1.0e-6 GB) +
rom breakdown	1000x8 bit +
technology	pMOS +
word size	4 bit (0.5 octets, 1 nibbles) +