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  IBM PowerPC 601, PPC601FD-080-2 [flip chip]   []   []   [hide data]   [close image viewer]  
The 601 microprocessor is the first member of a family of devices which IBM and Motorola jointly developed in Austin, Texas. It is considered the first-generation PowerPC because it was a hybrid chip based on IBM's POWER architecture and Motorola's 88110.
 
References:
Motorola MPC 601 User's Manual   Motorola MPC 601 Doc Archive   IBM PPC 601 White Paper  

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Core Frequency:80 MHz
Board Frequency:40 MHz
Clock Multiplier:2.0
Data bus (ext.):64 Bit
Address bus:32 Bit
Transistors:2,800,000
Circuit Size:0.60 µ
Voltage:3.6 V
Introduced:04/1993
L1 Cache:32 KB
Package Type:Ceramic
CQFP-304
 
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