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USA based developer and manufacturer of computer hardware and software, designed the world's first microprocessor in conjunction with Japanese company "Busicom" in the early 1970s and is the company behind the x86 standard used on IBM PC, IBM PC AT and Personal System/2 (PS/2) class computers alongside clones and compatible systems.

Standards developed by Intel

I2O

Products

Microprocessor

8008 - 8-bit (1972-1983)
8080 - 8-bit microprocessor
8085 - 8-bit microprocessor
8086 - 16-bit microprocessor
8088 - 16-bit microprocessor with 8-bit external data bus
80186
80188
80286
80386

Coprocessor

8087 - floating-point coprocessor
80187 - math coprocessor
80287 - math coprocessor
8089 - input/output coprocessor

Microcontroller

8041 - Universal Peripheral Interface (UPI)
8042 - keyboard controller
8048 - microcontroller (used in keyboards)
8049 - microcontroller
8051 - microcontroller
8061 - microcontroller

I/O Chips

Bus arbiter

82289 - bus arbiter

Bus controller

8288 - bus controller
82288 - bus controller for 80286

Cache controller

82385 - 32-bit memory cache controller

Clock generator

8284 - clock oscillator
82284 - clock generator

DMA controller

8237
8237A - direct memory access (DMA) controller
82258 - Advanced Direct Memory Access Controller

Interrupt controller

8259A - Programmable Interrupt Controller (PIC)

Programmable Interval Timer

8253 - PIT used by IBM PC
8254 - PIT used by IBM PC AT

Programmable Peripheral Interface

8255 - Programmable Peripheral Interface (PPI)

Links

Intel Homepage

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-USA based developer and manufacturer of computer hardware and software, designed the world's first microprocessor in conjunction with Japanese company "Busicom" in the early 70's and is the company behind the x86 standard used on [[IBM PC]], [[IBM AT]] and [[IBM PS/2]] class computers alongside clones and compatible systems.
+USA based developer and manufacturer of computer hardware and software, designed the world's first microprocessor in conjunction with Japanese company "Busicom" in the early 1970s and is the company behind the x86 standard used on [[IBM PC]], IBM PC AT and Personal System/2 (PS/2) class computers alongside clones and compatible systems.
+==Standards developed by Intel==
+* [[I2O]]
+==Products==
+===Microprocessor===
+* 8008 - 8-bit (1972-1983)
+* 8080 - 8-bit microprocessor
+* 8085 - 8-bit microprocessor
+* [[Intel 8086|8086]] - 16-bit microprocessor
+* 8088 - 16-bit microprocessor with 8-bit external data bus
+* 80186
+* 80188
+* [[Intel 80286|80286]]
+* [[Intel 80386|80386]]
+===Coprocessor===
+* 8087 - floating-point coprocessor
+* 80187 - math coprocessor
+* 80287 - math coprocessor
+* 8089 - input/output coprocessor
+===Microcontroller===
+* 8041 - Universal Peripheral Interface (UPI)
+* 8042 - keyboard controller
+* 8048 - microcontroller (used in keyboards)
+* 8049 - microcontroller
+* 8051 - microcontroller
+* 8061 - microcontroller
+===I/O Chips===
+;Bus arbiter
+* 82289 - bus arbiter
+;Bus controller
+* 8288 - bus controller
+* 82288 - bus controller for 80286
+;Cache controller
+*82385 - 32-bit memory cache controller
+;Clock generator
+* 8284 - clock oscillator
+* 82284 - clock generator
+;DMA controller
+* 8237
+* 8237A - direct memory access (DMA) controller
+* 82258 - Advanced Direct Memory Access Controller
+;Interrupt controller
+* 8259A - Programmable Interrupt Controller (PIC)
+;Programmable Interval Timer
+* 8253 - PIT used by IBM PC
+* 8254 - PIT used by IBM PC AT
+;Programmable Peripheral Interface
+* 8255 - Programmable Peripheral Interface (PPI)
 ==Links==