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To my knowledge this is an Apple CPU made in 1986.
Anyone know what it is exactly? what specs it has?
if it's not a CPU what is it?
it says:
VLSI
9009BV Y5926
VGC7219A0693
344S0603-B
(M) (C) APPLE '86
and on the bottom:
Y5926
TAIWAN
Ah. Now I remember where I got it from. a Macintosh SE!
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I didn't find what , exactly, this IC is but here is an interesting site that lists many of the IC's used in Apple computers. The closest match is the 344S0607-A and it dates back to the Apple IIc.
VLSI, the manufacturer, did custom ASICS so as such this is not a CPU but an application specific IC. Hopefully, @mayer will have more info.
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This is the BBU - essentially the main ‘chipset’ of the mac that handles generation of /BERR and selection of custom IC’s based on interrupts.
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This is the BBU, or the Bob Bailey Unit. See The 8-Bit Guy’s video on the Macintosh SE for more info.
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