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Z84C0008PEC /Z80CPU

Specifications

SKU: 12606204

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Parameter Description Value
Part Number Z84C0008PEC
Series Z80CPU
Type Microcontroller Unit (MCU)
Architecture Z80
Clock Frequency Maximum Clock Speed 10 MHz
Voltage (Vcc) Supply Voltage 5 V
Current Active Mode Current 120 mA (typical)
Temperature Range Operating Temperature -40°C to +85°C
Package Package Type 40-Pin PDIP
Pin Count Number of Pins 40
Data Bus Width Data Bus Width 8 bits
Address Bus Width Address Bus Width 16 bits
Program Memory Program Memory Size 64 KB (external)
Data Memory Data Memory Size 64 KB (external)
Interrupts Number of Interrupt Sources 7
Instruction Set Instruction Set Z80 Instruction Set
Power Consumption Power Consumption (active) 600 mW (typical)
I/O Ports Number of I/O Ports 256 (external)
Timers/Counters Number of Timers/Counters 2 (16-bit)
Serial Communication Serial Communication Interfaces UART
Special Features Special Features CMOS technology, low power consumption, high noise immunity

Instructions

  1. Power Supply:

    • Connect the Vcc pin (pin 40) to a 5V supply.
    • Connect the GND pin (pin 20) to ground.
  2. Clock Configuration:

    • Connect an external crystal or oscillator to the XTAL1 (pin 9) and XTAL2 (pin 10) pins for clock generation.
    • Alternatively, use an external clock source connected to the XTAL1 pin.
  3. Reset:

    • Apply a reset signal to the RESET pin (pin 39) to initialize the CPU. The reset signal should be active low and held for at least 2 clock cycles.
  4. Memory Mapping:

    • Configure the address lines (A0-A15) to interface with external memory.
    • Connect the data lines (D0-D7) to the external memory data bus.
  5. I/O Ports:

    • Use the I/O port control signals (IORQ, M1, RD, WR) to manage data transfer between the CPU and peripheral devices.
  6. Interrupt Handling:

    • Connect interrupt sources to the INT (pin 19) and NMI (pin 38) pins.
    • Implement interrupt service routines (ISRs) in your program to handle interrupts.
  7. Serial Communication:

    • Use the TXD (pin 31) and RXD (pin 32) pins for serial communication.
    • Configure the serial communication parameters (baud rate, data format) in your program.
  8. Programming:

    • Write your program using the Z80 instruction set.
    • Load the program into external memory or a programmable ROM.
  9. Testing:

    • Verify the operation of the CPU by running simple test programs.
    • Monitor the status of the CPU using the ready (RDY) pin (pin 24) and wait state (WAIT) pin (pin 25).
  10. Power Down:

    • To reduce power consumption, use the HALT instruction to put the CPU into a low-power mode.
    • Resume operation by applying an interrupt or reset signal.

For detailed technical specifications and application notes, refer to the official Z80CPU datasheet and user manual.

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