Zilog SCC
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The Zilog Serial Communications Controller or Zilog SCC was introduced in the early 1980s and provided the ability to do both standard UART style serial communications along with the HDLC protocol for a reasonable price. It was a descendant of the earlier Zilog SIO, and its main enhancement was the inclusion of a built-in baud rate generator.
It was part of the Zilog Z8000 chip set.
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