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Intel 8008
1972
Intel's 1972 8-bit microprocessor, the first of its width and an ancestor of the x86 line.
Reference & documentation
External technical references for programming Intel 8008 and for writing emulators.
| Resource | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Intel 8008 8-Bit Parallel CPU Datasheet (Apr 1972) ↗ | Datasheet | Canonical Intel datasheet: instructions, timing, electrical specs |
| Intel 8008 (1978) Datasheet (ChipDB) ↗ | Datasheet | Later revision datasheet with timing diagrams |
| Intel 8008 Opcode Table (Pastraiser) ↗ | Instruction set | All 256 opcodes with bytes, cycles, flags |
| Intel 8008 Instruction Set Tables - Wikipedia ↗ | Instruction set | Opcode/mnemonic tables with per-instruction state counts |
| Intel 8008 8-Bit Parallel CPU Datasheet (Apr 1972) ↗ | Pinout | 18-pin package, pin functions, two-phase clock |
| Intel 8008 User's Manual ↗ | Programming | Full Intel user manual: architecture and programming |
| MCS-8 Assembly Language Programming Manual (1973) ↗ | Programming | Intel assembler syntax and instruction encoding reference |
| Intel 8008 - Wikipedia ↗ | Reference | Architecture, registers, interrupts, state-count instruction tables |
| The 8008 Microprocessor (Willegal) ↗ | Reference | Practical bus, I/O and clocking implementation notes |
| maly/8008 - Intel 8008 Emulator (JavaScript) ↗ | Source | Readable JS core with disassembler and tests |
| i8008-instructions Opcode Generator (Triceraprog) ↗ | Tool | Generates every opcode, old and new syntax |