> You put the 8085 on your workbench with the notch pointing up. Then
> you connect all the left-hand pins together with #20 wire and 60/40
> solder. Next you connect all the right-hand leads together in the same
> manner. {...snip...}
LOL. I enjoyed this one.
> FYI, a Z-80 works better. It doesn't get as hot. However, the
> op-codes are not compatible.
...which is more than obvious, as Z80 was designed by Zilog, which is not
Intel, and if it had compatible instructionset it would be a clone of 8085
and have some sort of a similar name. Besides, the 8085 is real slow and
has too many instructions. The Z80 is much easier to program and has a
better instructionset.
.
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