Motorola MC6802ORC25E – Vintage 8-Bit Microprocessor – Ceramic PGA Gold Cap – Rare Collectible CPU

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Motorola MC6802ORC25E is a classic 8-bit microprocessor, part of the legendary Motorola 6800 family. Introduced in the late 1970s and widely used throughout the 1980s, the MC6802 featured an integrated clock generator and 128 bytes of onboard RAM, offering more flexibility than the earlier MC6800.

This specific variant, the ORC25E, is rated for 2.5 MHz operation, making it suitable for more demanding embedded systems and industrial applications of its time.

The unit is housed in a ceramic PGA package with a gold cap, a highly collectible and visually striking version that appeals to vintage computing enthusiasts and semiconductor collectors.

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

SPECIFICATIONS

• Manufacturer: Motorola

• Model: MC6802ORC25E

• Family: Motorola 6800 series

• Architecture: 8-bit microprocessor

• Clock Speed: 2.5 MHz (ORC25E 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: Embedded systems, telecom, industrial control

• Condition: Used, not tested, collectible

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