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From: jsf007@killer.UUCP (Steve Fintel)
Newsgroups: rec.autos.tech,comp.sys.intel,comp.lsi
Subject: Re: Ford EEC-IV & Intel 8096
Message-ID: <1078@killer.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 1-Jul-87 17:19:51 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul  1 17:19:51 1987
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Summary: EEC-IV does not use an Intel 8096
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In article <403@svo.UUCP>, corey@svo.UUCP (Corey E. McCormick) writes:
> I seem to remember a couple of years ago that I saw an ad slick from
> Intel that showed what I think was an EEC-IV FoMoCo processor that
> utilized an Intel 8096 microcontroller.  Does memory serve me
> correctly?
> 
> Thanx,
> Corey McCormick

The 8096 is a distant cousin to the 8061 that is in FoMoCo engine
controllers.  The 8061 is actually a two chip CPU system where the 8096 is a
single chip microcontroller.


Steve Fintel
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