Technical Data
| Formal name | MC68020 |
| Work frequency | 12.5, 16.67, 20, 25, 33 MHz (minimum 8 MHz, no on-chip clock generation) |
| Voltage supply | 5 V |
| Maximum power | 1.75 W |
| Production process | HCMOS, 3/8" silicon piece |
| Chip carrier | PGA 169 (114 pins used) 34.16 x 34.16 mm(53 °C/W without heatsink) |
| Address bus | 32-bit (4 GB directly linear accessible) |
| Data bus | 32-bit |
| Instruction set | 101 instructions CISC |
| Cache | 256 byte ICache |
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| Handling Branches | Branch Prediction:
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| Transistors | ~200 000 |
| Performance | 5.36 MIPS @ 33MHz |
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