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{{toshiba title|T3472}}
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{{toshiba title|T3472}}{{Microprocessor
{{mcu
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|name         = Toshiba T3472
| image          = <!-- foobar.png                -->
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|developer   = [[Toshiba]]
| caption         = <!-- description of foobar.png -->
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|intro_date  = 1970s
| name            = Toshiba T3472
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|model        = T3472
| manufacturer   = Toshiba
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|clock       = 1 MHz
| model number    = T3472
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|bus_width    = 4-bit
| part number    = T3472
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|mem_max     = 2KB ?
| first launched  = 1976
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|package     = ?
| family          = T3400
 
| clock min      = 100 kHz
 
| clock max      = 1 MHz
 
| microarch      = T3400
 
| process        =
 
| tech            = nMOS
 
| word size      = 4 bit
 
| electrical     = yes
 
| temp max        = 80 °C
 
| temp min        = 0 °C
 
| vdd            = 5 V
 
| vss            = 0 V
 
| memory          = yes
 
| rom            = 768 B
 
| rom break      = 256x24 bit
 
| ram            = 8 B
 
| ram break      = 16x4 bit
 
| pins            = yes
 
| pin count      = 42
 
| packaging      = yes
 
| package         = DIP42
 
| package type    = DIP
 
 
}}
 
}}
The '''Toshiba T3472''' was a {{arch|4}} [[microcontroller]] designed by [[Toshiba]] during the late 1970s. The [[microprocessor]] uses nMOS technology and was primarily used in printers and displays.
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The '''Toshiba T3472''' was a 4-bit [[microprocessor]] designed by [[Toshiba]] during the late 1970s. The [[microprocessor]] uses nMOS technology and was primarily used in printers and displays.
  
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== Support chips ==
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Chip !! Description
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|-
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| T3538 || Printer controller<ref name=electronic1>Electronic Design (1978). Volume 26, Issues 21-26</ref>
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|-
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| T3539 || Printer controller
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|-
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| T3474 || 16-Kbit mask-programmable ROM<ref name=electronic1 />
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|-
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| T3455 ||
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|-
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| T3456 ||
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|}
  
{{lost chip}}
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== References ==
== See Also ==
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{{reflist}}
* {{toshiba|T3400}}
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{{DEFAULTSORT:T3472, Toshiba}}
  
  
{{DEFAULTSORT:T3472}}
 
 
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[[Category:Toshiba microprocessors]]
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Facts about "T3472 - Toshiba"
familyT3400 +
first launched1976 +
full page nametoshiba/t3400/t3472 +
instance ofmicrocontroller +
manufacturerToshiba +
max operating temperature80 °C +
microarchitectureT3400 +
min operating temperature0 °C +
model numberT3472 +
nameToshiba T3472 +
packageDIP42 +
part numberT3472 +
pin count42 +
ram8.0e-6 MB (0.008 kB, 8 B, 64 b, 8.0e-9 GB) +
ram breakdown16x4 bit +
rom7.68e-4 MB (0.768 kB, 768 B, 6,144 b, 7.68e-7 GB) +
rom breakdown256x24 bit +
technologynMOS +
word size4 bit (0.5 octets, 1 nibbles) +