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Manufacturer
- Also known as
- Întreprinderea „Microelectronica”
- Country
- Romania
- Address
- Str. Erou Iancu Nicolae nr. 34 B, sector 2, București (1989)
- Founded
- 1981
- Closed
- 1997
- In the archive
- 0 devices
- Last edited
- 03 OCT 2026
History
Microelectronica, on the Băneasa platform in Bucharest next to IPRS, was created to bring the newest technologies for active electronic components to Romania; it began its activity in the early 1980s [1][2].
It produced PMOS, NMOS and CMOS integrated circuits, including 4000-series logic, as well as optoelectronic devices. Notable products are the MMN8080, a clone of the Intel 8080, and the MMN80CPU, a Zilog Z80 clone produced from 1988 [2]. Commercial operation ceased in 1997 [2].
In 1989
In 1989 Microelectronica was one of the enterprises of the Industrial Central for Electronics and Computer Technology (CIETC) of the Ministry of the Electrotechnical Industry [3].
Devices in the archive (0)
No devices documented yet.
References
- [1]D. F. Lăzăroiu, N. Millea et al. – „Electronica românească. O istorie trăită”, vol. I, AGIR, chapter I „Industria electronică românească”
- [2]Wikipedia – „Electronics industry in the Socialist Republic of Romania”
- [3]N. Drăgulănescu – „Agenda radioelectronistului”, 2nd edition, 1989, chapter 52 „Unități de cercetare, proiectare, producție și service – în industria electronică – din cadrul M.I.Et.”, pp. 742–749