Motorola MC6802ORC20E – Vintage 8-Bit Microprocessor – Ceramic PGA Gold Cap – Rare Collectible CPU

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Motorola MC6802ORC20E is a vintage 8-bit microprocessor from the renowned Motorola 6800 family. Introduced in the late 1970s, the 6802 integrated a clock generator and 128 bytes of onboard RAM, making it more versatile than its predecessor, the MC6800.

This specific variant, the ORC20E, operates at 2.0 MHz, striking a balance between speed and reliability for embedded systems of its time.

The processor is housed in a ceramic PGA package with a gold cap, a highly desirable collectible piece for vintage computing enthusiasts and semiconductor collectors.

👉 Please note: The chip is not tested and is sold as a collector’s item.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Manufacturer: Motorola

• Model: MC6802ORC20E

• Family: Motorola 6800 series

• Architecture: 8-bit microprocessor

• Clock Speed: 2.0 MHz (ORC20E variant)

• Features: On-chip clock generator, 128 bytes RAM

• Package: Ceramic PGA with gold cap

• Country of Manufacture: Malaysia

• Era: Late 1970s – 1980s

• Historical Use: Industrial control, telecom, embedded systems

• Condition: Used, not tested, collectible

• You can also explore more rare CPUs in our Vintage CPU Collection.