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The Z80 family of processors began as an 8-bit microprocessor, a compatible, improvment on the Intel 8080. It was originally created by ZiLOG, Inc., and began selling in July 1976, two years before the Intel 8088. The Z80 was used and copied widely, and dominated the 8-bit market from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s. Many early desktop PCs were based on it: Amstrad CPC, PCW series; Enterprise ... [MORE]
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Thomas Scherrer Z80-Family Official Support Page
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Goal: collect and share information and good ideas on: Z80, Z180, Z280, Z380, CPUs; hardware, software, utilities, programming, Assembly, FAQ, support.
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ZiLOG
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Growing article, with links to many related topics, with product family link list. [NodeWorks Encyclopedia]
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Zilog Z80
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Growing article, with links to many related topics. [NodeWorks Encyclopedia]
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Zilog Z80 8-Bit Microprocessor
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Brief: technical description, diagrams, pin-out and signals, specifications. [University of Washington, Electrical Engineering, Circuits Archive]
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Zilog Z80 Microprocessor Family
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Information, photos, identification, links to pinouts, support and second-source chips. [CPU-World]
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ZiLOG, Inc.
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Designs, makes Z80 series microprocessors, DSPs; and other embedded logic: microcontrollers, microprocessors, infrared, IrDA, communications, TV subsystems. California, USA.
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