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Subject: Re: 68020 Board Wanted
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Date: Fri, 12-Jun-87 00:41:54 EDT
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In article <28386@rochester.ARPA> stergios@rocky.UUCP (Stergios Marinopoul) writ
> Look in one of the Jan 1986 issues of EDN (Electronic Design News) They have
> the schems for making a 000 -=> 020 converter board that plugs into
> a 68000 socket....

 To be more specific, the article is on pages 216-218 of the January 9,
1985 issue of EDN.
 Has anyone built this converter?  If you have, please speak up.
It seems to me that there are a few loose ends in the design that
might present a trial and error situation for the non-hardware
type (like myself :-).  For example, the amount of capacitance
(C1 - C8) in the circuit is obviously system specific.
 It should be fairly inexpensive and easy to build this thing, once
all of the Amiga specific problems are identified (HELP!!!).  Most of the
parts are readily available, except for the 68020 and the PGA socket, perhaps.

-brian warkentine

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