While it may surprise some of you not only do Zilog still exists but they still make the Z80 as well as a host of other chips variously based on it. I recently pulled to buts a broken soldering iron only to find a Zilog microcontroller in there. Likely your TV has one. I put tother a few symbols for KiCad for the Z80, Z180, Z380, eZ80 and a few others and stored them as Z80-CPU-for-KiCADon GitHub.
I've done some Z8 but the collection of them is massive so it will be a long time before they are done. If at all, some of the ones I have done are below.
I've done some Z8 but the collection of them is massive so it will be a long time before they are done. If at all, some of the ones I have done are below.
- Z80
- Z180
- Z280
- Z380
- eZ80
- Z8
- CIO
- KIO
- DART
- SIO
- Z16c32
- Z16c35
- Z53c80
- Z8536
- Z8l382
- Z85c30
- Z08530
- Z08536
- Z16c30
- Z80230
- Z80380
The Z380, an 8-bit chip with 4 gigabytes of memory space, is the best.
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| L2R Z8, Z80, Z180, Z380 & eZ80 |
That 16g was an unthinkably large amount of memory about 16,000 times bigger than you average PC at the time(1994), now a single SRAM chip does it all for £110.
