Title
Intel 8051 Microprocessor oral history panel
Catalog Number
102658339
Type
Document
Description
This oral history panel includes members of the engineering team that developed the Intel 8051 8-bit microcontroller (MCU) that became one of the most widely used MCUs over the next decade in applications such as automobiles, appliances, and computer peripherals. Today it remains a popular architecture for use in embedded applications.
Date
2008-09-16
Contributor
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Adams, George, Interviewee
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Blume, Henry Jr., Interviewee
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Ekiss, John, Interviewer; Interviewee
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Hume, Shep, Interviewee
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Laws, David, Interviewer; Editor
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Towle, Ronald, Interviewee
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Wharton, John, Interviewee
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Wickersheim, Bob, Interviewee
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Wong, Bill, Interviewee
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Publisher
Computer History Museum
Place of Publication
Mountain View, CA, USA
Extent
34 p.
Format
PDF
Category
Transcription
Subject
Intel; 8048; 8748; 8051; 8751; microcontroller; Microprocessor; embedded; x86; in-circuit emulator; ICE; erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM); MCU; CMOS; Zilog, Inc.; Motorola; Adams, George; Blume, Henry Jr.; Hume, Shep; Towle, Ronald; Wharton, John; Wickersheim, Bob; Wong, Bill; Ekiss, John; semiconductor history
Collection Title
Oral history collection
