Technical Specification

Introduction date: Frequency: Technology: Category: Transistors: Addressable memory: Instructions: History:   1974 6 MHz Shottky Bipolar LSI circuit 2-bit Bit-slice processor ??, 6 Microns 64Kbyte 512 microinstructions Several 3002's could be linked together to create a computer. The Intel 3002 was Intel's first  bipolar Bit-slice device. It was a 2 Bit device and very unusual because most other devices were 4 Bit. The 3002 is a peer of the Intel 8080, but the 8080 could only handle 8-bits of data at time. The 3002 was a 2-bit ALU, but 8 3002's could be linked together to create a computer that could handle 16-bits at a time. Signetics was the only second source for the 3002. But in the USSR were also some clones made.
C3002	C3002	D3002	MD3002/B
Malaysia, MFD 7604 bottom view	Malaysia, MFD 7533 bottom view	Philippines, MFD 7951 bottom view	Philippines, MFD 8403 bottom view