The COP822C is an 8-bit microcontroller manufactured by National Semiconductor, now a part of Texas Instruments (TI). As a microcontroller, it integrates a CPU, memory, and peripherals on a single chip, making it suitable for various embedded control applications. The COP8 family was known for its cost-effectiveness and ease of use.

Applications

• Consumer electronics
• Industrial control
• Appliance control
• Remote control systems
• Security systems

Features

• 8-bit CPU core
• On-chip ROM or EPROM program memory
• On-chip RAM data memory
• Multiple I/O ports
• Timers and counters

Benefits

• Low cost solution for embedded control
• Simplified system design
• Reduced component count
• Easy to program and debug
• Compact size

The COP822C microcontroller typically features a small amount of on-chip program memory (ROM or EPROM) and RAM. Key specifications include the number of I/O pins, timer/counter capabilities, interrupt handling, and operating voltage. Detailed information regarding the memory size, I/O configuration, and electrical characteristics can be found in the official National Semiconductor (TI) datasheet for the COP822C.