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386

Processor used in older PC's. First x86-CPU with 32bit
Existed at frequencies up to 40 MhZ
There are 2 Versions, 386SX and 386DX
The SX came from the word Sixteen, because this CPU had a narrower Data bus to reduce costs. It was developed as a 286 killer but is a slow piece of junk...

by Tam Hanna May 31, 2003

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esd

Damage occurring to Mosfet and CMOS chips and other electronical items when they are touched by a statically charged person.

Fuck...The ESD ripped up my 4094..fuck static electricity

by Tam Hanna May 31, 2003

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555

NE/SE 555
Timer IC developed by Bob Widlar

Ne 555 is cheap but versatile

by Tam Hanna May 31, 2003

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CE

Short for Compact Edition
Windows CE is a small Windows used on PDA's
Recent Versions are called Pocket PC because the first versions were crap....

Windows CE sucks-get an Palm OS powered device

by Tam Hanna May 31, 2003

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AMD

Amd usually took Intels designs and upgraded them so that they ran faster( eg 386@40, 486@40, 486DX2@80,....)
First 100% own development was the K5 which was a pentium killer, but not too successful.
AM is their short they write onto chips...

The AM386 runs at 40 MhZ

by Tam Hanna May 31, 2003

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SX

Comes from Intel...
Means reduced form of the CPU, originated from the 386 SX with its SiXteen bit databus.
Intel had the following SX-Types:
386SX: 386 with reduced Databus width
486SX: FULL DX with deactivated Coprocessor!

by Tam Hanna May 31, 2003

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