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The 800 nanometer (800 nm) lithography process was a semiconductor manufacturing process used by a variety of integrated circuit manufacturers in the late 1980s and early 1990s. A "0.8 µm process" refers to a process which has a gate length of 0.8 µm. This process was later replaced by 650 nm, 600 nm, and 500 nm processes.

Industry

800 nm Microprocessors

• AMD
  • 80386
• Cypress
  • CY7C601
• HP
  • PA-7100
• Intel
  • 80486, 1989
  • 80486 DX2
  • 80486 DX4
  • Pentium, 1992
• MIPS
  • R4000
• Motorola
  • 68030
  • 68040
• Qualcomm
  • MSM1
• Sun
  • microSPARC I, 1992
  • SuperSPARC II

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800 nm System on chips

• AMD
  • Am286ZX/LX

800 nm Microarchitectures

• Intel
  • 80486 (later models)
  • 80186 (embedded IP cores only)

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