USSR/Russia 1804 Series BSP
1804 Family
1804VS1 (1804ВС1) [Electronica]
KR1804VS1 (КР1804ВС1)
1804VS2 (1804ВС2) [Electronica]
KM1804VS2 (КМ1804ВС2) [Electronica]
M1804VS2 (М1804ВС2) [Electronica]
1804 Family
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Clones of AMD AM2900 Bit-Slice Processors Family
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1804 Family
1804VS1 (1804ВС1) [Electronica]KR1804VS1 (КР1804ВС1)1804VS2 (1804ВС2) [Electronica]KM1804VS2 (КМ1804ВС2) [Electronica]M1804VS2 (М1804ВС2) [Electronica]1804 Family
| 1804VS1 (1804ВС1)
4-bit Bit-Slice processor, analogue of a AMD AM2901 |
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Manufactirer: Electronica Plant (Voronezh, Russia) Frequency: 10 MHz Package: QUIC-40 Technology: Schottky TTL Year: 1988 Top |
| KR1804VS1 (КР1804ВС1)
4-bit Bit-Slice processor, analogue of a AMD AM2901 |
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Manufactirer: Unknown
Frequency: 10 MHz Package: PDIP-40 Technology: Schottky TTL Year: 1989 Top |
| 1804VS2 (1804ВС2)
4-bit Bit-Slice processor, analogue of a AMD AM2903 |
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Manufactirer: Electronica Plant (Voronezh, Russia) Frequency: 10 MHz Package: QUIC-48 Technology: Schottky TTL Year: 1989 Top |
| KM1804VS2 (КМ1804ВС2)
4-bit Bit-Slice processor, analogue of a AMD AM2903 |
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Manufactirer: Electronica Plant (Voronezh, Russia) Frequency: 10 MHz Package: CDIP-48 Technology: Schottky TTL Year: 1988 Top |
| M1804VS2 (М1804ВС2)
4-bit Bit-Slice processor, analogue of a AMD AM2903 |
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Manufactirer: Electronica Plant (Voronezh, Russia) Frequency: 10 MHz Package: CDIP-48 Technology: Schottky TTL Year: 1991 Top |