NEC µPD780C

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The NEC µPD780C was a fully compatible version of the original NMOS version of the ZiLOG Z80 processor. The compatibility included undocumented instructions and other undocumented features. Sinclair ZX80 and ZX81, original versions of the ZX Spectrum, and several MSX computers are among the better known usages of this chip, but it was also employed in musical synthesizers such as Oberheim OB-8 and others.
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