Both microcontrollers and microprocessors (including bit-slice processors and DSPs) from the Soviet Union are listed here. Newer devices from Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine are listed here if they are labelled according to the Soviet integrated circuit designation.
Soviet series | Western equivalent | Word size (bit) | Technology | Type | Instruction set | Remarks |
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145 | CMOS, [1] PMOS, other | controller | К145 is a combined series with different IC technology and purpose К145ИК1807 [2] [3] [1] [4] | |||
532 | 4n | CMOS | bit-slice | Elektronika NC | series later renamed to 587 [5] | |
536 | 8n | PMOS | bit-slice | Elektronika S5 | К536ИК9 [5] [6] [7] [8] | |
580 | Intel 8080 | 8 | NMOS | processor | КР580ВМ80А [3] [5] [4] [6] [9] [10] [11] [12] | |
581 | Western Digital MCP-1600 | 16 | NMOS | processor | PDP-11 | КР581ИК1 [3] [4] [6] [10] [11] |
582 | Texas Instruments SBP0400 | 4n | I²L | bit-slice | КР582ИК1 [5] [11] | |
583 | 8n | I²L | bit-slice | К583ВС1А [3] [5] [4] [11] | ||
584 | Texas Instruments SBP0400 | 4n | I²L | bit-slice | К584ВМ1 [5] [4] [6] [11] | |
585 | Intel 3000 | 2n | Schottky TTL | bit-slice | К585ИК02 [11] [13] [14] | |
586 | 16 | NMOS | processor | Elektronika S5 (Электроника C5) | К586ВЕ1 [3] [6] [8] [11] [13] [15] | |
587 | 4n | CMOS | bit-slice | Elektronika NC (Электроника НЦ) | КР587ИК1 [5] [4] [6] [11] [13] | |
588 | 16 | CMOS | processor | PDP-11 | КР588ВС2А [3] [5] [4] [6] [9] [11] [12] [13] [16] [17] | |
589 | Intel 3000 | 2n | Schottky TTL | bit-slice | К589ИК02 [3] [4] [6] [10] [11] [13] | |
602 | MCS 65C02 | 8 | CMOS | processor | К602ВМ1 [18] | |
1005 | Panasonic MN1405 | 4 | NMOS | controller | КР1005ВЕ1 [19] | |
1011 | PMOS | controller | К1011ВГ101 [2] [3] | |||
1013 | 16 | CMOS | processor | PDP-11 | КА1013ВМ1 [19] | |
1582 | Zilog Z84C00 | 8 | CMOS | processor | КМ1582ВМ2 [5] | |
1800 | Motorola MC10800 | 4n | ECL | bit-slice | К1800ВC1 [3] [5] [4] [6] [9] [10] [12] [20] | |
1801 | 16 | NMOS | controller | Elektronika NC | К1801ВЕ1 [20] [21] | |
16 | NMOS | processor | PDP-11 | 1801BMx [3] [5] [6] [9] [12] [20] [22] | ||
1802 | 8n | Schottky TTL | bit-slice | КР1802ВС1 [3] [5] [6] [9] [12] [13] [14] [20] [22] | ||
1803 | 4 | PMOS | controller | КР1803ВЕ1 [20] | ||
1804 | AMD Am2900 | 4n | Schottky TTL | bit-slice | КР1804ВС1 [3] [6] [9] [10] [12] [13] [20] [22] [23] | |
1805 | 4n | CMOS | bit-slice | КБ1805ВС1-1 [3] [20] | ||
1806 | 4 | CMOS | controller | КР1806ВЕ1 [3] [5] [20] | ||
1806 | 16 | CMOS | processor | PDP-11 | 1806ВМ2 [3] [5] [13] [20] [24] | |
1807 | DEC T-11 | 16 | NMOS | processor | PDP-11 | КР1807ВМ1 [3] [10] [20] |
DEC MicroVAX | 32 | NMOS | processor | VAX | КЛ1807ВМ3 [3] [5] [10] [20] | |
1808 | 8 | I²L | controller | КА1808ВМ1 [3] [20] [22] | ||
1810 | Intel 8086 | 16 | NMOS | processor | x86 | К1810ВМ86 [3] [5] [6] [9] [10] [12] [20] [22] |
Intel 8088 | 16 | NMOS | processor | x86 | К1810ВМ88 | |
1811 | DEC F-11 | 16 | NMOS | processor | PDP-11 | КН1811ВМ1 [3] [5] [10] [12] [20] [22] [25] |
1813 | Intel 2920 | 24 | NMOS | DSP | КМ1813ВЕ1А [2] [3] [10] [12] [20] [22] | |
1814 | Texas Instruments TMS1000 | 4 | PMOS | controller | КР1814ВЕ2 [2] [3] [5] [9] [10] [20] [22] | |
1815 | 16 | I²L | DSP | К1815ИА1 [3] [26] | ||
1816 | Intel 8048 | 8 | NMOS | controller | MCS-48 | КМ1816ВЕ48 [2] [3] [5] [9] [10] [12] [22] [26] |
Intel 8051 | 8 | NMOS | controller | MCS-51 | КР1816ВЕ51 [3] [5] [10] [12] [26] | |
1817 | 8n | Schottky TTL | bit-slice | 1817ВС11А [3] [5] | ||
1818 | Signetics 8X300 | 8 | Schottky TTL | processor | КМ1818ВМ01 [3] [26] | |
1819 | 4n | CMOS | bit-slice | 1819ИК2 [3] [13] | ||
1820 | National Semiconductor COP400 | 4 | NMOS | controller | КР1820ВЕ1 [2] [3] [9] [10] [26] [17] | |
CMOS | controller | КР1820ВЕ3 [17] | ||||
1821 | Intel 80C85 | 8 | CMOS | processor | ИМ1821ВМ85А [3] [10] [12] [13] [26] [27] [28] | |
1822 | 8n | bit-slice | 1822ВС1 [3] | |||
1824 | 16 | CMOS | processor | PDP-11 | 1824ВС21 [3] [5] | |
1825 | 16 / 32 | CMOS | processor | Б1825ВС1-2 [3] [5] [13] [24] [29] [30] [31] | ||
1826 | 8 | CMOS | processor | 1826ВМ1А [3] | ||
1827 | 16 | NMOS | controller | Elektronika S5 | К1827ВЕ1 [3] [5] [13] [26] | |
16 | NMOS | DSP | КМ1827ВЕ3 [3] [12] [13] [26] | |||
1829 | NEC μPD7500 | 4 | CMOS | controller | КА1829ВМ1 [3] [26] | |
1830 | Intel 80C48 | 8 | CMOS | controller | MCS-48 | КР1830ВЕ48 [3] [5] [10] [26] |
Intel 80C51 | 8 | CMOS | controller | MCS-51 | КМ1830ВЕ751 [3] [5] [10] [13] [24] [26] [32] | |
1831 | DEC J-11 | 16 | CMOS | processor | PDP-11 | КН1831ВМ1 [3] [5] [10] [26] |
1832 | 16 | Schottky TTL | DSP | КН1832ИА1 [3] [5] [26] | ||
1833 | 6 | CMOS | controller | КР1833ВЕ1 [3] [5] [26] | ||
1834 | Intel 80C86 | 16 | CMOS | processor | x86 | КР1834ВМ86 [3] [5] [10] [26] |
1835 | 16 | CMOS | controller | КФ1835ВЕ3 [3] [33] | ||
Intel 80C48 | 8 | CMOS | controller | MCS-48 | КР1835ВЕ49 [3] [26] [34] | |
Intel 80C51 | 8 | CMOS | controller | MCS-51 | КР1835ВЕ51 [3] [26] | |
Intel 80C86 | 16 | CMOS | processor | x86 | КР1835ВМ86 [3] [26] [35] | |
1836 | 16 | CMOS | processor | PDP-11 | Н1836ВМ3 [5] [13] | |
1838 | AMD Am29500 | 8n | Schottky TTL | bit-slice | 1838ВС1 [3] [5] | |
1839 | 32 | CMOS | processor | VAX | Л1839ВМ1 [3] [5] [13] [26] [36] | |
1843 | AMD Am29C300 | 32 | CMOS | processor | КА1843ВС1 [3] [12] [26] | |
1845 | 32 | CMOS | processor | КА1845ВС1 [3] [26] | ||
1847 | Intel 80C286 | 16 | CMOS | processor | x86 | КР1847ВМ286 [3] [10] [26] |
1850 | Intel 8048 | 8 | NMOS | controller | MCS-48 | КР1850ВЕ48 [3] [5] [10] [26] [37] |
1851 | 8 | CMOS | controller | 1851ВЕ51У [24] | ||
1858 | Zilog Z80 | 8 | NMOS | processor | КР1858ВМ1 [3] [5] [10] [26] | |
Zilog Z84C00 | 8 | CMOS | processor | КР1858ВМ3 [3] [5] [10] [38] | ||
1865 | 16 | CMOS | processor | К1865ВМ1 [12] | ||
1867 | Texas Instruments TMS320 | 16 / 32 | CMOS | DSP | Л1867ВМ2 [3] [5] [13] [24] [26] [32] | |
1868 | Panasonic MN1500 | 4 | CMOS | controller | КЛ1868ВЕ1 [3] [5] [26] | |
1869 | Mitsubishi M50959 | 8 | CMOS | controller | КФ1869ВЕ1 [26] [39] | |
4 | CMOS | controller | КФ1869ВЕ2 [3] [26] [40] | |||
1871 | 4 | CMOS | controller | КН1871ВЕ1 [3] [26] [41] | ||
1874 | Intel 80C196 | 16 | CMOS | controller | MCS-96 | Л1874ВЕ36 [5] [13] [24] [26] [32] |
1875 | Intel 80C186 | 16 | CMOS | processor | x86 | 1875ВД1Т [24] |
Intel 80386EXTB | 32 | CMOS | processor | x86 | 1875ВД2Т [13] [42] | |
1876 | MIPS R3000 | 32 | CMOS | processor | MIPS | Л1876ВМ1 [3] [5] [13] [43] [44] [45] |
1878 | 8 | CMOS | controller | Theseus | КР1878ВЕ1 [3] [24] [26] [46] | |
1879 | 32 | CMOS | DSP | 1879ВМ1 [13] [24] [47] | ||
32 | CMOS | processor + DSP | ARM | 1879ВЯ1Я [47] | ||
1880 | Intel 80C51 | 8 | CMOS | controller | MCS-51 | 1880ВЕ51Р [3] [13] [16] [24] |
1881 | 16 | CMOS | controller | 1881ВЕ2Т [13] [16] [24] | ||
1882 | 8 | CMOS | controller | MCS-51 | 1882ВЕ53У [13] [24] [32] | |
1883 | ZMD U830C | 8n | NMOS | bit-slice | PDP-11 | U830C [5] [6] |
1886 | Microchip PIC17C756A | 8 | CMOS | controller | PIC17 | К1886ВЕ2У [5] [13] [24] [48] [49] |
1887 | Infineon C166 | 16 | CMOS | controller | C166 | 1887ВЕ3Т [13] [24] [32] |
Atmel ATmega | 8 | CMOS | controller | AVR | 1887ВЕ4У [13] [24] [32] | |
1888 | 32 | CMOS | controller + DSP | ARM | К1888ВС018 [47] | |
32 | CMOS | processor + DSP | PowerPC | 1888ТХ018 [47] | ||
1890 | 32 | CMOS | processor | MIPS | 1890ВМ1Т [5] [13] [24] [50] | |
1890 | 64 | CMOS | processor | MIPS | 1890ВМ5Ф [5] [13] [24] [50] | |
1891 | 32 | CMOS | processor | SPARC | 1891ВМ3 [13] [24] [51] | |
1891 | CMOS | processor | Elbrus 2000 | 1891ВМ4Я [13] [24] [51] | ||
1892 | 32 | CMOS | processor + DSP | MIPS | 1892ВМ2Я [13] [24] [52] | |
32 | CMOS | processor + DSP | ARM | 1892ВМ14Я [52] | ||
1894 | 16 | CMOS | controller | TF-16 | К1894ВГ1Т [13] [24] [53] [54] [55] | |
1899 | 32 | CMOS | processor | 1899ВМ1Т [13] [24] | ||
1900 | 32 | CMOS | processor | MIPS | 1900ВМ2Т [13] [24] [50] | |
1901 | Texas Instruments TMS320 | 32 / 16 | controller + DSP | ARM | 1901ВЦ1Т [48] [56] | |
1902 | CMOS | DSP | 1902ВЦ1Я [13] | |||
1903 | Texas Instruments MSP430F149 | 16 | controller | MSP 430 | 1903ВЕ91Т [57] [58] | |
1904 | 32 | CMOS | controller | MIPS | 1904ВЕ1Т [24] [31] [59] | |
1905 | controller | К1905ВМ1Я [60] | ||||
1906 | LEON4 | 32 | CMOS | processor | SPARC | 1906BМ016 [24] [32] |
1907 | 32 | CMOS | processor | MIPS | 1907ВМ014 [24] [50] | |
1907 | 64 | CMOS | processor | MIPS | 1907ВМ028 [24] [50] | |
1910 | Texas Instruments TMS320C546 | 16 | CMOS | DSP | 1910ВМ1Т [24] [31] [59] | |
1913 | 16 | CMOS | controller | TF-16 | 1913ВА015 [55] [61] | |
1914 | 32 | CMOS | processor | ARM | 1914ВМ014 [31] [59] | |
1917 | 32 | controller | ARM | К1917ВА014 [62] | ||
1921 | 32 | CMOS | controller | ARM | К1921ВК01Т [32] | |
32 | controller | RISC-V | 1921ВК048 [63] | |||
1923 | 32 | controller | ARM | 1923ВК014 [48] | ||
1931 | 32 | CMOS | controller | RISC-V | 1931ВА018 [14] | |
1938 | 32 | controller | KVARC | 1938ВМ014 [14] | ||
1946 | 32 | CMOS | controller | ARM | К1946ВК028 [32] | |
1967 | Texas Instruments TMS320C546 | 16 | CMOS | DSP | 1967ВЦ1Т [13] [24] | |
Analog Devices TigerSHARC | 32 | CMOS | DSP | 1967ВЦ3Т [24] [48] [64] | ||
1986 | 32 | CMOS | controller | ARM | 1986ВЕ9х [13] [24] [48] [65] [66] | |
1990 | 32 | CMOS | processor | MIPS | 1990ВМ2Т [13] [24] | |
1990 | 64 | CMOS | processor | MIPS | 1990ВМ3Т [13] [24] [50] | |
5001 | 32 | CMOS | controller | ARM | КА5001ВК1А [67] | |
5004 | 8 | CMOS | controller | Theseus | КБ5004ВЕ1 [26] [68] [69] | |
5023 | 32 | CMOS | controller | ARM | 5023ВС016 [24] [69] | |
5400 | 8 | CMOS | controller | MCS-51 | 5400ВК015 [70] [71] | |
32 | CMOS | controller | RISC-V | 5400ТР194 [71] | ||
5500 | 64 | CMOS | processor | MIPS | К5500ВК018 [50] | |
5510 | 32 | CMOS | controller | RISC-V | 5510ТС018 [14] | |
5512 | 32 | CMOS | controller | KVARC | К5512БП1Ф [72] [73] | |
32 | CMOS | controller | MIPS | К5512БП2Ф [73] | ||
5534 | 16 | CMOS | controller | MSP 430 | 5534ТХ014 [74] | |
5539 | 32 | CMOS | controller | KVARC | 5539ТР016 [75] | |
5550 | 8 | controller | 5550ХТ015 [14] | |||
5701 | Intel 80C51 | 8 | CMOS | controller | MCS-51 | УМ5701ВЕ51 [76] |
5890 | 32 | CMOS | processor | MIPS | 5890ВЕ1Т [13] [24] [50] | |
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