RC-Z8BASIC
Never used a Z8 MCU before, but when I found that chip "forgotten" for decades and started to read the datasheet and various documentation, I realized that it was a great MCU and wanted to see it in action... So I designed the board...
Too good to rest in a box...
Please note that this board * is not * for a Z80 CPU, but for a Z8 BASIC/DEBUG MCU (marked as Z8671 or Z0867108).
Because this board use only a SRAM with a backup battery for data retention, you don't need any legacy EPROM programmer.
The specs of the RC-Z8BASIC are:
128KB SRAM with battery backup, RS-232 port, serial-USB adapter port, GPIO port, LCD (1602 or 2004) port, User led and key, on-board power supply, ROM emulation mode to enable the "Auto execution on power-up" feature, can be powered from USB or on-board power supply.
All the details to build it can be found here.
RC-Z8BASIC
*PCBWay community is a sharing platform. We are not responsible for any design issues and parameter issues (board thickness, surface finish, etc.) you choose.
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