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| − | '''E86''' is an extended family of embedded [[x86]]-compatible devices. AMD designed the family to provide a simple way to upgrade devices | + | '''E86''' is an extended family of embedded [[x86]]-compatible devices designed by [[AMD]]. [[designer::AMD]] designed the family to provide a simple way to upgrade devices with as little incompatibilities as possible and reducing upgrading development costs. |
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| + | == Sub-Families == | ||
| + | * {{amd|Am186}} core: | ||
| + | ** {{amd|Am186Cx}} {{arch|16}} Communication Microcontrollers | ||
| + | *** {{amd|Am186CU}} | ||
| + | *** {{amd|Am186CH}} | ||
| + | *** {{amd|Am186CC}} | ||
| + | ** {{amd|Am186Ex}} {{arch|16}} Embedded Microcontrollers | ||
| + | *** {{amd|Am186EM}} | ||
| + | *** {{amd|Am186ES}} | ||
| + | *** {{amd|Am186ER}} | ||
| + | *** {{amd|Am186ED}} | ||
| + | * {{amd|Am386}} core: | ||
| + | ** {{amd|Elan SC300}} | ||
| + | ** {{amd|Elan SC310}} | ||
| + | * {{amd|Am486}} core: | ||
| + | ** {{amd|Elan SC400}} | ||
| + | ** {{amd|Elan SC410}} | ||
| + | * {{amd|Am5x86}} core: | ||
| + | ** {{amd|Elan SC520}} | ||
| + | * {{amd|AMD-K6-2}} core: | ||
| + | ** {{amd|AMD-K6-2E}} | ||
| + | * {{amd|AMD-K6-2+}} core: | ||
| + | ** {{amd|AMD-K6-2E+}} | ||
| + | * {{amd|AMD-K6-III+}} core: | ||
| + | ** {{amd|AMD-K6-IIIE+}} | ||
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| + | == Documents == | ||
| + | * [[:File:AMD E86 Family Brochure.pdf|AMD E86 Family Brochure]], 2000 | ||
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| + | [[Category:amd]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:50, 21 July 2018
E86 is an extended family of embedded x86-compatible devices designed by AMD. AMD designed the family to provide a simple way to upgrade devices with as little incompatibilities as possible and reducing upgrading development costs.
Sub-Families[edit]
Documents[edit]
- AMD E86 Family Brochure, 2000