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| [[/tms1000c|TMS1000C]] || 1KB || 64x4 || 22 (10R/8O/4K) || [[CMOS]] || Identical to [[/tms1000|TMS1000]], CMOS | | [[/tms1000c|TMS1000C]] || 1KB || 64x4 || 22 (10R/8O/4K) || [[CMOS]] || Identical to [[/tms1000|TMS1000]], CMOS | ||
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| [[/tms1070|TMS1070]] || 1KB || 64x4 || 23 (11R/8O/4K) || pMOS || Built-in VF display controllers | | [[/tms1070|TMS1070]] || 1KB || 64x4 || 23 (11R/8O/4K) || pMOS || Built-in VF display controllers | ||
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| '''[[/tms1200|TMS1200]]''' || 1KB || 64x4 || 25 (13R/8O/4K) || [[pMOS logic|pMOS]] || 43 instructions, DIP40 | | '''[[/tms1200|TMS1200]]''' || 1KB || 64x4 || 25 (13R/8O/4K) || [[pMOS logic|pMOS]] || 43 instructions, DIP40 | ||
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| − | | [[/tms1200c|TMS1200C]] || 1KB || 64x4 || 32 (16R/8O/ | + | | [[/tms1200c|TMS1200C]] || 1KB || 64x4 || 32 (16R/8O/4K/4L) || [[CMOS]] || Identical to [[/tms1200|TMS1200]], CMOS |
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| [[/tms1270|TMS1270]] || 1KB || 64x4 || 27 (13R/10O/4K) || pMOS || Built-in VF display controllers | | [[/tms1270|TMS1270]] || 1KB || 64x4 || 27 (13R/10O/4K) || pMOS || Built-in VF display controllers | ||
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| − | | '''[[/tms1300|TMS1300]]''' || 2KB || | + | | '''[[/tms1300|TMS1300]]''' || 2KB || 128x4 || 28 (16R/8O/4K) || [[pMOS logic|pMOS]] || 54 instructions, DIP40 |
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| − | | [[/tms1300c|TMS1300C]] || 2KB || | + | | [[/tms1300c|TMS1300C]] || 2KB || 128x4 || 32 (16R/8O/4K/4L) || [[CMOS]] || Identical to [[/tms1300|TMS1300]], CMOS |
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| − | | [[/tms1370|TMS1370]] || 2KB || | + | | [[/tms1370|TMS1370]] || 2KB || 128x4 || 28 (16R/8O/4K) || pMOS || Built-in VF display controllers |
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| − | | '''[[/tms1400|TMS1400]]''' || 4KB || 128x4 || 23 (11R/8O/4K) || pMOS || 54 instructions, DIP28 | + | | '''[[/tms1400|TMS1400]]''' || 4KB || 128x4 || 23 (11R/8O/4K) || [[pMOS logic|pMOS]] || 54 instructions, DIP28 |
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| [[/tms1470|TMS1470]] || 4KB || 128x4 || 22 (10R/8O/4K) || pMOS || Built-in VF display controllers | | [[/tms1470|TMS1470]] || 4KB || 128x4 || 22 (10R/8O/4K) || pMOS || Built-in VF display controllers | ||
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| − | | '''[[/tms1600|TMS1600]]''' || 4KB || 128x4 || 32 (16R/8O/4K/4L) || pMOS || 54 instructions, DIP40 | + | | '''[[/tms1600|TMS1600]]''' || 4KB || 128x4 || 32 (16R/8O/4K/4L) || [[pMOS logic|pMOS]] || 54 instructions, DIP40 |
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| [[/tms1670|TMS1670]] || 4KB || 128x4 || 32 (16R/8O/4K/4L) || pMOS || Built-in VF display controllers | | [[/tms1670|TMS1670]] || 4KB || 128x4 || 32 (16R/8O/4K/4L) || pMOS || Built-in VF display controllers | ||
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| − | | [[/tms1700|TMS1700]] || 512B|| 32x4 || 21 (9R/8O/4K) || pMOS || 43 instructions, DIP28 | + | | '''[[/tms1700|TMS1700]]''' || 512B|| 32x4 || 21 (9R/8O/4K) || pMOS || 43 instructions, DIP28 |
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| − | | | + | | [[/tms2100|TMS2100]] || 2KB || 128x4 || 19 (7R/8O/4K) || pMOS || A/D Conv, 1x A in, LED, DIP28 |
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| − | | [[/ | + | | [[/tms2170|TMS2170]] || 2KB || 128x4 || 18 (6R/8O/4K) || pMOS || A/D Conv, 1x A in, VFD, DIP28 |
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| − | | [[/ | + | | [[/tms2300|TMS2300]] || 2KB || 128x4 || 31 (15R/8O/4K/4J) || pMOS || A/D Conv, 2x A in, LED, DIP40 |
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| − | | [[/ | + | | [[/tms2370|TMS2370]] || 2KB || 128x4 || 30 (14R/8O/4K/4J) || pMOS || A/D Conv, 2x A in, VFD, DIP40 |
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| − | | [[/tms1097|TMS1097]] || external <br>(4K x8) || 128x4 || 37 (16R/5O/8K/ | + | | [[/tms1096|TMS1096]] || external <br>(2K x8) || 128x4 || 33 (16R/5O/8K) || pMOS || ROM-less version, DIP64, SE-6 <br>SE-2100, TMS2100/2300 |
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| + | | [[/tms1097|TMS1097]] || external <br>(4K x8) || 128x4 || 37 (16R/5O/8K/4L) || pMOS || ROM-less version, DIP64, SE-5 <br>SE-1400, TMS1400/1600 | ||
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| − | | [[/tms1098|TMS1098]] || external <br>(2K x8) || 128x4 || 33 (16R/5O/8K) || pMOS || ROM-less version, DIP64,<br>SE-1100P, TMS1100/1300 | + | | [[/tms1098|TMS1098]] || external <br>(2K x8) || 128x4 || 33 (16R/5O/8K) || pMOS || ROM-less version, DIP64, SE-2 <br>SE-1100P, TMS1100/1300 |
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| − | | [[/tms1099|TMS1099]] || external <br>(1K x8) || 64x4 || 33 (16R/5O/8K) || pMOS || ROM-less version, DIP64,<br>SE-1000P, TMS1000/1200 | + | | [[/tms1099|TMS1099]] || external <br>(1K x8) || 64x4 || 33 (16R/5O/8K) || pMOS || ROM-less version, DIP64, SE-1 <br>SE-1000P, TMS1000/1200 |
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| − | | [[/tms1099c|TMS1099C]] || external <br>(1K x8) || 64x4 || 33 || [[CMOS]] || | + | | [[/tms1099c|TMS1099C]] || external <br>(1K x8) || 64x4 || 33 (16R/5O/8K) || [[CMOS]] || ROM-less version, DIP64, SE-3 <br>SE-1000C, TMS1000C/1200C |
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| [[/tms2098|TMS2098]] || - || 128x4 || || nMOS || [[engineering sample]] | | [[/tms2098|TMS2098]] || - || 128x4 || || nMOS || [[engineering sample]] | ||
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=== Family === | === Family === | ||
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| − | *'''[http://www.datamath.org/Chips/TMS1000.htm TMS1000]''' (TLP/NLP) • pMOS (DIP20/28) • TMS1001 | + | *'''[http://www.datamath.org/Chips/TMS1000.htm TMS1000]''' (TLP/NLP) • pMOS (DIP20/28) |
| − | + | :• TMS1001 • TMS1014/TMS1016 (NL) • | |
*'''[http://www.datamath.org/Chips/TMS1040.htm TMS1040]''' | *'''[http://www.datamath.org/Chips/TMS1040.htm TMS1040]''' | ||
| − | :• TMS1042/TMS1043 (NL) • | + | :• TMS1042/TMS1043 (NL) • Calculator Controller |
| − | :• TMS1044/TMS1045 (NL) • | + | :• TMS1044/TMS1045 (NL) • Calculator Controller |
*'''[http://www.datamath.org/Chips/TMS1070.htm TMS1070]''' | *'''[http://www.datamath.org/Chips/TMS1070.htm TMS1070]''' | ||
:• TMS1071/TMS1073 (NL) • | :• TMS1071/TMS1073 (NL) • | ||
:• TMS1079/TMS1081 (NL) • | :• TMS1079/TMS1081 (NL) • | ||
| − | *'''[http://www.datamath.org/Chips/TMS1100.htm TMS1100]''' (NLP) • pMOS (DIP40 | + | *'''[http://www.datamath.org/Chips/TMS1100.htm TMS1100]''' (NLP) • pMOS (DIP40) |
| − | :• TMS1102/TMS1103 (NL) • | + | :• TMS1101/TMS1102/TMS1103 (NC/NL) • RAM (DIP16/18) |
| − | :• TMS1115/TMS1116 (NL) • | + | :• TMS1111 • TMS1115/TMS1116 (NL) • |
:• TMS1118/TMS1119 (NL) • | :• TMS1118/TMS1119 (NL) • | ||
*'''TMS1170''' • ''TMC1172'' • | *'''TMS1170''' • ''TMC1172'' • | ||
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*TMS1000C/TMS1200C (NLC) • CMOS (DIP28) • SEB 3 | *TMS1000C/TMS1200C (NLC) • CMOS (DIP28) • SEB 3 | ||
*TMS1100C/TMS1300C (NLC) • CMOS (DIP40) • SEB 3 | *TMS1100C/TMS1300C (NLC) • CMOS (DIP40) • SEB 3 | ||
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*TMS5027/TMS5037 (NL) • TMS9927/TMS9937 | *TMS5027/TMS5037 (NL) • TMS9927/TMS9937 | ||
*TMS5100/TMS5200 (NL) • 4-bit V/S Spech Processor | *TMS5100/TMS5200 (NL) • 4-bit V/S Spech Processor | ||
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:• TMS9909 (NL/JDL) • Floppy Disk Controller | :• TMS9909 (NL/JDL) • Floppy Disk Controller | ||
*TMS9911/TMS9914A (NL) • DMA Controller/GRIB Adapter | *TMS9911/TMS9914A (NL) • DMA Controller/GRIB Adapter | ||
| − | *TMS9918A/28A/ | + | *TMS9918A/28A/29A (NL) • Video Display Processor |
*TMS9927/TMS9937 (NL) • Video Timer/Controller (VTC/CRT) | *TMS9927/TMS9937 (NL) • Video Timer/Controller (VTC/CRT) | ||
*TMS9980A/TMS9981 (JDL/NL) • | *TMS9980A/TMS9981 (JDL/NL) • | ||
*TMS9995 (NL/JDL) • 16-bit Processor | *TMS9995 (NL/JDL) • 16-bit Processor | ||
*TMS9996 (TMS9995SE) • System Emulator | *TMS9996 (TMS9995SE) • System Emulator | ||
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| + | ==== Programmable Logic Array (PLA) ==== | ||
| + | * TMS2000 (NC/JC) • 3840 bits • DIP40 | ||
| + | :• 17 external inputs | ||
| + | :• 18 outputs | ||
| + | :• 8 flip-flops | ||
| + | :• 60 product terms | ||
| + | * TMS2200 (NC/JC) • 5482 bits • DIP28 | ||
| + | :• 13 external inputs | ||
| + | :• 10 outputs | ||
| + | :• 10 flip-flops | ||
| + | :• 72 product terms | ||
| + | |width="50%" valign="top" align="left"| | ||
| + | :;RAM | ||
| + | :• Model • Organization • Package | ||
| + | * TMS 1101 JC/NC • 256 x1 • DIP16 | ||
| + | * TMS 1103 NC • 1024 x1 • DIP18 | ||
| + | * TMS 4000 JC/NC • 16 x8 • DIP40 | ||
| + | * TMS 4003 JC/NC • 256 x1 • DIP40 | ||
| + | * TMS 4020 JC/NC • 1024 x2 • DIP24/22 | ||
| + | * TMS 4022 JC/NC • 1024 x1 • DIP24/22 | ||
| + | * TMS 4023 JC/NC • 1024 x1 • DIP24/22 | ||
| + | * TMS 4025 JC/NC • 1024 x2 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 4026 NC • 64 x4 • DIP28 | ||
| + | |} | ||
| + | <!-- | ||
| + | Description | ||
| + | The programmable logic array (PLA) is a device that is programmable by gate-oxide mask. | ||
| + | It is used to perform sequential and combinational logic. | ||
| + | The TMS2000 JC/NC and TMS2200 JC/NC series are groups of programmable logic arrays manufactured | ||
| + | using P-channel enhancement-mode low-threshold MOS and NPN bipolar techniques. | ||
| + | |||
| + | A PLA is a unique combination of master-slave JK flip-flops and static read-only memories on a single MOS/LSI chip. | ||
| + | The programmable logic arrays have been designed to permit the implementation of custom random logic with the same | ||
| + | Low cost and q'k turn around provided by a read-only memory. Sequential and combinational logic may be implementation PLA. The logic is descried in the form of Boolean equations, which are converted by TI software routes into the gate-oxide mask. | ||
| + | |||
| + | in the TMS 2000 JC/NC seventeen external inputs and the eight flip-flop outputs are combined by | ||
| + | a P-9 or into 60 product terms. These are then combined by a sum -of-product-terms generator into | ||
| + | 16 times for the J and SK inputs to the SJK master-slave flip-flops and into 18 external outputs. | ||
| + | The flip-flop operations controlled by a common reset input and a single clock. | ||
| + | |||
| + | In the TMS 2200 JC/NC thirteen external inputs and the ten flip-flop outputs are combined t-V a Pn=Nd"ct term generator into 72 product terms. These are then combined by a sum-of-product terms generator to 20 lines for the 10 J and 10 K input; to the 10 JK master-slave flip-flops and into 10 external outputs. The flip-flop operations controlled by a common reset input and a single clock. | ||
| + | |||
| + | The device inputs have optional internal pull-up resistors for easy interface. The output buffer .*";7 bipolar NPN transistors and either push-pull or A> open-ended buffers may be chosen. These features facilitate interfacing the PLAs in TTL systems. | ||
| + | |||
| + | The PLAs are designated TMS2000 JC and TMS2200 JC when mounted in hermetically sealed ceramic dual-in-line packages. In dual-in-line plastic packages the units are numbered TMS2000 NC and TMS2200 NC. | ||
| + | |||
| + | <pre> | ||
| + | TI offers most comprehensive MOS catalog line. | ||
| + | TI's standard line of MOS/LSI per bit. Dynamic registers have speeds to 10 MHz, complexities circuits is your biggest, most comprehensive choice. There are to 1000 bits, at an average small 64 separate functions-each pro-quantity price of 0.8e per bit. duced in volume for quick de- In read only memories, TI offers speeds from 350 ns to 1 µsec livery and maximum economy. TI's static shift registers have (fully decoded) and complexities speeds from DC to 3 MHz, com- | ||
| + | from 1024 to 4096 bits. Prices in small quantities are from plexities to 500 bits, at an average small quantity price of per bit to 0.25e per bit. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Access times for TI random access memories range from 280 to 750 ns, with very low power dissipations. Complexities from 256 to 2048 bits, prices average per bit in small quantities. Package choice includes 14- to 40-pin plastic, 16- to 40-pin ceramic, TO-100 and TO-8. | ||
| + | --> | ||
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| + | :;ROM | ||
| + | :• Model • Organization • Bits • Package | ||
| + | * TMS 2000 JC/NC • Programmable Logic Array • 3840 • DIP40 | ||
| + | * TMS 2200 JC/NC • Programmable Logic Array • 5482 • DIP28 | ||
| + | * TMS 2300 JC/NC • 256 x 10 ROM • 2560 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 2400 JC/NC • 64 x 7 x 5 ROM • 2240 • DIP28 | ||
| + | * TMS 2403 JC/NC • US ASCII 7 x 5 CG • 2240 • DIP28 | ||
| + | * TMS 2404 JC/NC • EBCDIC 7 x 5 CG • 2240 • DIP28 | ||
| + | * TMS 2500 JC/NC • 256 x 10 or 512 x 5 ROM • 2560 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 2501 JC/NC • 64 x 7 x 5 US ASCII CG • 2500 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 2600 JC/NC • 256 x 8 or 512 x 4 ROM • 2048 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 2601 JC/NC • Test Pattern • 2048 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 2602 JC/NC • USASCII <-to-> Selectric • 2048 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 2603 JC/NC • EBCDIC-to-USASCII • 2048 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 2604 JC/NC • USASCII-to-Selectric and EBCDIC • 2048 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 2605 JC/NC • Quick Brown Fox • 2048 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 2700 JC/NC • 256 x 12 ROM • 3072 • DIP28 | ||
| + | * TMS 2800 JC/NC • 256 x 4 ROM • 1024 • DIP16 | ||
| + | * TMS 2801 JC/NC • Priority Encoder • 1024 • DIP16 | ||
| + | * TMS 2900 JC/NC • 128 x 10 or 156 x 5 • 1280 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 4100 JC/NC • 64 x 5 x 7 or 32 x 5 x 14 • 2240 • DIP28 | ||
| + | * TMS 4103 JC/NC • US ASCII 7 x 5 CG • 2240 • DIP28 | ||
| + | * TMS 4177 JC/NC • US ASC11 10 x 7 CG • 2240 • DIP28 | ||
| + | * TMS 4178 JC/NC • US ASCII 10 x 7 CG • 2240 • DIP28 | ||
| + | * TMS 4179 JC/NC • EBCDIC 7 x 5 CG • 2240 • DIP28 | ||
| + | * TMS 4400 JC/NC • 512 x8 or 1024 x4 ROM • 4096 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 4401 JC/NC • Test Pattern • 4096 • DIP24 | ||
| + | * TMS 4880 JC/NC • 76 x 35 CG • 2736 • DIP28/40 | ||
| + | * TMS 4886 JC/NC • 64 x 25 US ASCII CG • 2736 • DIP40 | ||
| + | * TMS 5000 JC/NC • 90 x 4 Keyboard Encoder • 3600 • DIP40 | ||
| + | |width="50%" valign="top" align="left"| | ||
| + | :;Shift Register (SR) | ||
| + | :• Model • Organization • Bits | ||
| + | * TMS 3000 LR • Dual 25 • 50 | ||
| + | * TMS 3001 LR • Dual 32 • 64 | ||
| + | * TMS 3002 LR • Dual 50 • 100 | ||
| + | * TMS 3003 LR • Dual 100 • 200 | ||
| + | * TMS 3012 JR/NC • Dual 128 • 256 | ||
| + | * TMS 3016 LR • Dual 16 • 32 | ||
| + | * TMS 3021 LR • 21-bit • 21 | ||
| + | * TMS 3028 LR • Dual 128 • 256 | ||
| + | * TMS 3101 LC/NC • Dual 100 • 200 | ||
| + | * TMS 3102 LC/NC • Dual 80 • 160 | ||
| + | * TMS 3103 LC/NC • Dual 64 • 128 | ||
| + | * TMS 3112 JC/NC • Hex 32 • 192 | ||
| + | * TMS 3113 JC/NC • Dual 133 • 266 | ||
| + | * TMS 3114 JC/NC • Dual 128 • 256 | ||
| + | * TMS 3304 LR • Triple 66 • 198 | ||
| + | * TMS 3305 LR • Triple 64 • 192 | ||
| + | * TMS 3309 JC/NC • Dual 512 • 1024 | ||
| + | * TMS 3314 JC/NC • Triple (6014) • 192 | ||
| + | * TMS 3401 LC/NC • Single 512 • 512 | ||
| + | * TMS 3402 LC/NC • Single 500 • 500 | ||
| + | * TMS 3406 LR • Dual 100 • 200 | ||
| + | * TMS 3409 JC/NC • Quad 80 • 320 | ||
| + | * TMS 3412 JC/NC • Quad 256 • 1024 | ||
| + | * TMS 3413 LC/NC • Dual 512 • 1024 | ||
| + | * TMS 3414 LC/NC • Single 1024 • 1024 | ||
| + | * TMS 3417 JC/NC • Quad 64 • 256 | ||
| + | * TMS 3419 JC/NC • 9x 128 • 1024 | ||
| + | :• ''Package'': JC • CDIP / NC • PDIP / LC (LR) • TO-100 | ||
|} | |} | ||
Latest revision as of 13:30, 13 November 2025
- Not to be confused with TMS0100.
The TMS1000 Series (or TMS 1000) was a family of 4-bit microcontrollers designed and manufactured by Texas Instruments in the early 1970s.
Originally made using pMOS technology, TI later expended the family into nMOS and CMOS.
The TMS 1000 had a relatively simple design with only 43 instructions and 2 general purpose registers.
- Similar to the Intel 4004, the chip only had a single level of stack and no interrupts.
Contents
History[edit]
In September of 1971, TI finished the design for their TMS0100 single-chip calculators. Designs where done by the Texas Instruments engineers Gary Boone and Michael Cochran. Based on their design of the TMX1795, Gary patented the invention for a single-chip processing machine on Aug 31, 1971. On Sep 4 1973, he was awarded U.S. Patent 3,757,306. Building on top of their experiences with the TMS0100 and Boone's 8-bit microprocessor prototype they went on to design the 4-bit TMS1000 microcontroller series. Boone was later awarded U.S. Patent 4,074,351 for the modern microcontroller.
After being slightly refined, the chip was released to general market in 1974. A few dozen different variations were created with various ROM and RAM sizes. Due to its cheap price, the TMS1000 family enjoyed a tremendous success in consumer electronics.
Architecture[edit]
Texas Instruments TMS1000 [1] family of 4-bit microcontrollers was introduced in 1974.
- The TMS1000 microcontrollers had very simple design - only 2 4-bit general registers, 43 instructions (expanded to 54 instructions
- in TMS1100/TMS1300 [2]), 1-level deep stack, shift-register program counter and no interrupts.
- The TMS1000/TMS1070 were basic microcontrollers with 1 KB of masked ROM and 64 x 4 bits of RAM.
- ROM and RAM memory size was doubled on TMS1100 microcontrollers.
- TMS1200/TMS1270/TMS1300 microcontrollers were similar to TMS1000/TMS1070/TMS1100 respectively, but had more output lines.
- The TMS1070 and TMS1270 could directly interface to high voltage VF displays.
Parts[edit]
| Part Number | ROM | RAM | I/O Pins | Technology | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TMS1000 | 1KB | 64x4 | 23 (11R/8O/4K) | pMOS | 43 instructions, DIP28 |
| TMS1000C | 1KB | 64x4 | 22 (10R/8O/4K) | CMOS | Identical to TMS1000, CMOS |
| TMS1070 | 1KB | 64x4 | 23 (11R/8O/4K) | pMOS | Built-in VF display controllers |
| TMS1100 | 2KB | 128x4 | 23 (11R/8O/4K) | pMOS | 54 instructions, DIP28 |
| TMS1100C | 2KB | 128x4 | 22 (10R/8O/4K) | CMOS | Identical to TMS1100, CMOS |
| TMS1170 | 2KB | 128x4 | 23 (11R/8O/4K) | pMOS | Built-in VF display controllers |
| TMS1200 | 1KB | 64x4 | 25 (13R/8O/4K) | pMOS | 43 instructions, DIP40 |
| TMS1200C | 1KB | 64x4 | 32 (16R/8O/4K/4L) | CMOS | Identical to TMS1200, CMOS |
| TMS1270 | 1KB | 64x4 | 27 (13R/10O/4K) | pMOS | Built-in VF display controllers |
| TMS1300 | 2KB | 128x4 | 28 (16R/8O/4K) | pMOS | 54 instructions, DIP40 |
| TMS1300C | 2KB | 128x4 | 32 (16R/8O/4K/4L) | CMOS | Identical to TMS1300, CMOS |
| TMS1370 | 2KB | 128x4 | 28 (16R/8O/4K) | pMOS | Built-in VF display controllers |
| TMS1400 | 4KB | 128x4 | 23 (11R/8O/4K) | pMOS | 54 instructions, DIP28 |
| TMS1470 | 4KB | 128x4 | 22 (10R/8O/4K) | pMOS | Built-in VF display controllers |
| TMS1600 | 4KB | 128x4 | 32 (16R/8O/4K/4L) | pMOS | 54 instructions, DIP40 |
| TMS1670 | 4KB | 128x4 | 32 (16R/8O/4K/4L) | pMOS | Built-in VF display controllers |
| TMS1700 | 512B | 32x4 | 21 (9R/8O/4K) | pMOS | 43 instructions, DIP28 |
| TMS2100 | 2KB | 128x4 | 19 (7R/8O/4K) | pMOS | A/D Conv, 1x A in, LED, DIP28 |
| TMS2170 | 2KB | 128x4 | 18 (6R/8O/4K) | pMOS | A/D Conv, 1x A in, VFD, DIP28 |
| TMS2300 | 2KB | 128x4 | 31 (15R/8O/4K/4J) | pMOS | A/D Conv, 2x A in, LED, DIP40 |
| TMS2370 | 2KB | 128x4 | 30 (14R/8O/4K/4J) | pMOS | A/D Conv, 2x A in, VFD, DIP40 |
| TMS1096 | external (2K x8) |
128x4 | 33 (16R/5O/8K) | pMOS | ROM-less version, DIP64, SE-6 SE-2100, TMS2100/2300 |
| TMS1097 | external (4K x8) |
128x4 | 37 (16R/5O/8K/4L) | pMOS | ROM-less version, DIP64, SE-5 SE-1400, TMS1400/1600 |
| TMS1098 | external (2K x8) |
128x4 | 33 (16R/5O/8K) | pMOS | ROM-less version, DIP64, SE-2 SE-1100P, TMS1100/1300 |
| TMS1099 | external (1K x8) |
64x4 | 33 (16R/5O/8K) | pMOS | ROM-less version, DIP64, SE-1 SE-1000P, TMS1000/1200 |
| TMS1099C | external (1K x8) |
64x4 | 33 (16R/5O/8K) | CMOS | ROM-less version, DIP64, SE-3 SE-1000C, TMS1000C/1200C |
| TMS2098 | - | 128x4 | nMOS | engineering sample | |
| TMS2099 | - | 64x4 | nMOS | engineering sample |
Production chips[edit]
- TMS1000JL / TMS1000JDL / TMS1000JDLC • 28-pin ceramic side-brazed DIP
- TMS1000NL / TMS1000NLL / TMS1000NLP • 28-pin plastic DIP
- TMS1070JL / TMS1070JDL • 28-pin ceramic side-brazed DIP
- TMS1070NL • 28-pin plastic DIP
- TMS1100JL / TMS1100JDL • 28-pin ceramic side-brazed DIP
- TMS1100NL • 28-pin plastic DIP
- TMS1200JL / TMS1200JDL • 40-pin ceramic side-brazed DIP
- TMS1200NL • 40-pin plastic DIP
- TMS1270JL / TMS1270JDL • 40-pin ceramic side-brazed DIP
- TMS1270NL • 40-pin plastic DIP
- TMS1300JL / TMS1300JDL • 40-pin ceramic side-brazed DIP
- TMS1300NL / TMS1300NLP • 40-pin plastic DIP
- Product Status
- • TMXxxxx - Experimental devices
- • TMPxxxx - Final experimental devices
- • TMSxxxx - Standard production devices
- • TMCxxxx - Custom production devices
- Package Type
- • F - Flat package
- • J - Ceramic dual-in-line (CDIP)
- • N - Plastic dual-in-line (PDIP)
- • L - Plug-in package
- • U - Unencapsulated (beam lead, etc.)
- Temperature Range
- • C - -25°C to +85°C (Commercial)
- • L - -20°C to +70°C (Limited commercial)
- • M - -55°C to +125°C (Military)
- • R - -55°C to +55°C (Reduced military)
- • S - Special range (as designated by customer)
Applications[edit]
The TMS1000 was cheap enough to be used in everything from TI's own calculators to microwave ovens, washers, jukeboxes,
- video games, toys, games, and thousands of other electronic products. Over one hundred million processors were sold.
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Museum displays[edit]
- TMS1000 • Computer History Museum - note that the description on the museum website is actually incorrect. The chip is correctly identified as TMS1000NL, however the description is confusing it with TI's primitive calculator chip TMS1802C of the TMS0100 series, which is unrelated to the TMS1000 series, despite the similar numbering used.
- TMS1000 • Datamath Calculator Museum
System[edit]
Games[edit]
- 1977, Milton Bradley Comp IV
- 1977, Code Name: Sector
- 1979, Milton Bradley Simon
- 1979, MicroVision Blockbuster
- 1979, MicroVision Star Trek Phaser Strike
- 1979, MicroVision Mindbuster
- 1979, MicroVision Vegas Slots
- 1979, MicroVision Bowling
- 1979, MicroVision Connect Four
- 1980, MicroVision Base ball
- 1980, MicroVision Pinball
- 1980, MicroVision Sea Duel
- 1980, MicroVision Alien Raiders
- 1980, Tomy Atomic Pinball
- 1981, MicroVision Cosmic Hunter
- 1982, MicroVision Super Blockbuster
- 1985, Capsela CRC2000
- 1979, Kosmos Astro (TMS1470)
- 1980, Parker Brothers Bank Shot
- 1980, Parker Brothers Split Second
- 1980, Coleco Total Control 4
See also[edit]
- TMS7000 • 8-bit (1981)
- TMS7000 • TMS7020 • TMS7040 • nMOS (5V)
- TMS70C00 • TMS70C20 • TMS70C40 • CMOS (1983)
- TMS370 (1989)
Documents[edit]
- TMS1000 Series Programmer's Reference Manual, 1975
- TMS1000 Series Data Manua, 1976
- TMS1000 Series, 1975
References[edit]
| designer | Texas Instruments + |
| full page name | ti/tms1000 + |
| instance of | integrated circuit family + |
| main designer | Texas Instruments + |
| manufacturer | Texas Instruments + |
| name | TI TMS1000 Series + |
| package | DIP28 + and DIP40 + |
| process | 8,000 nm (8 μm, 0.008 mm) + |
| technology | pMOS +, nMOS + and CMOS + |
| word size | 4 bit (0.5 octets, 1 nibbles) + |