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So we shall take it that !T refers to the improved core design whereby 1 instruction can be executed per CPU clock cycle. The instruction cycle being also sometimes referred to as "machine cycle" in data sheets. Thanks !
I have searched using Google, couldn't find what the 1T
refers to when a vendor says his MCU is 1T-8051 core.
I understand when he says 8051-core or 8051-enh core but what is the 1T ? I have a vague idea it may refer to the ratio of machine cycles to instruction cycles executed but not clear...
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