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LC8953 Datasheet (PDF) - Sanyo Semicon Device

LC8953 Datasheet PDF - Sanyo Semicon Device
Part # LC8953
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File Size   222.9 Kbytes
Page   9 Pages
Manufacturer  SANYO [Sanyo Semicon Device]
Direct Link  https://www.sanyo-av.com/us/
Logo SANYO - Sanyo Semicon Device
Description General-Purpose 68000 MPU Peripheral Interface LSI

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LC8953 Datasheet PDF - Sanyo Semicon Device

Part # LC8953
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File Size   222.9 Kbytes
Page   9 Pages
Manufacturer  SANYO [Sanyo Semicon Device]
Direct Link  https://www.sanyo-av.com/us/
Logo SANYO - Sanyo Semicon Device
Description General-Purpose 68000 MPU Peripheral Interface LSI

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LC8953 Product details

Overview
There are many application systems using the 68000 chip as their MPU (Main Processing Unit). It is common to them that designing the peripheral circuits such as address decoders, interrupt controllers, serial interface and DMA (Direct Memory Access) has become a time-consuming task. As a result, each of the application systems requires a larger board size, which makes it very expensive.
In addition, 68000 family peripherals are highly advanced functional ICs. The application system designer finds it difficult to use them in small- and medium-sized application products in terms of cost as well as functional complexity. The LC8953 (Programmable Universal Peripheral/Port Expansion uniT) has optimized on-chip control circuits enabling the 68000 MPU to control the LC8951 (RCHIP) and LC8955. Use of the optimized control circuits allows the user to easily build up CD-ROM and CD-I systems which offer excellent performance in terms of space and cost.

Features
• Programmable address decoder.
• Programmable DTACK generator.
• Programmable interrupt handler.
• Clock divider.
• Bus error generator.
• TICK generator (programmable timer interrupt generator)
• Serial mouse interface (1 port)
• LC8951 (RCHIP–Real-time error Correction & Host-interface Integrated Processor) interface.
• LC8955 interface.
• Micro-programmable 1-channel DMA controller.




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About Sanyo Semicon Device


Sanyo Semiconductor Device Corporation, or Sanyo Semicon Device, was a subsidiary of Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd., a Japanese electronics company. Sanyo Semicon Device was a manufacturer of semiconductor devices, including diodes, transistors, and other components for consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial applications. The company was established in 1970 and was headquartered in Osaka, Japan.

Sanyo Semicon Device was known for its high-quality products and its commitment to meeting the needs of its customers. The company had a strong focus on research and development and was involved in the development of new technologies and products for the semiconductor industry. Sanyo Semicon Device's products were widely used in a variety of applications and helped support the growth of the electronics industry.

In 2010, Sanyo Electric was acquired by Panasonic Corporation, a leading global electronics company. As a result, Sanyo Semicon Device became a subsidiary of Panasonic and was integrated into its semiconductor business. The acquisition allowed Panasonic to expand its product portfolio and offerings in the semiconductor market and further strengthen its position in the electronics industry.

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