Intel 82C288 Bus Controller for 80286 Processors Datasheet


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Brand
Intel
Category
Other
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
21
File format
PDF
File size
1.2 MB
Published
09 May, 2012
Updated
09 May, 2012
Model
82C288
MD5 checksum
6463E94EE4763A13F0F785DDA4EC8074

About this manual

The Intel 82C288 is a 20‑pin CHMOS II bus controller designed for 80286 micro‑systems. It provides command and control signals for memory and I/O cycles, supports both MULTIBUS and non‑MULTIBUS timing, and operates in a fully static mode with a low‑power option.

The device is offered in 20‑pin PLCC and 20‑pin Cerdip packages and includes a range of control inputs (CENL, CMDLY, MB, READY) that allow flexible timing and bus arbitration. Detailed pin descriptions, command output tables, and waveform diagrams illustrate its operation across various bus cycles.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Pin Description
  • Command and Control Outputs
  • Bus Cycle Definition
  • Bus State Definition
  • Waveforms
  • Data Sheet Revision Review

Specifications

Package Type20 Pin PLCC (Plastic)
Alternative Package20 Pin Cerdip
TechnologyHigh Speed CHMOS II
Static DesignFully static circuitry
Power ModeLow power mode supported
Clock Frequency RelationSystem clock is twice the internal processor clock frequency
Power DissipationDirectly related to operating frequency
Maximum Output Current3 mA

Frequently asked questions

What package options are available for the 82C288?

The 82C288 is offered in 20‑pin PLCC (plastic) and 20‑pin Cerdip packages.

How does the MB pin affect bus timing?

When MB is HIGH the controller uses MULTIBUS timing; when LOW it uses non‑MULTIBUS timing.

What is the relationship between the system clock and the processor clock?

The system clock frequency is twice the internal processor clock frequency.

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