8087 on 8088 motherboard that have no socket for it

[Jan de Lange]

The initial flatcable based design is not running very stable because of the signal length.

Ah yes. Understood. And we don't need a flat cable, just a different orientation.

 

[Jan de Lange]

I will do some scaling to see if if fits.

 

[LambdaMikel]

The initial flatcable based design is not running very stable because of the signal length.

it runs stable with 7.1 Mhz but not with much more

 

[1ST1]

The flatcable needs a lot of effort to shield it. The PCB-Only-Version is much better. But maybe it would make sense to redesign again like I proposed in the classic computing forum, that idea without the 90 degrees turn of the new sockets is a lot more space saving.



Side view. https://forum.classic-computing.de/forum/index.php?thread/34973-8088-8087-co-processor-modul-für-rechner-ohne-8087-sockel/&postID=524706#post524706

 

[LambdaMikel]

The flatcable needs a lot of effort to shield it. The PCB-Only-Version is much better. But maybe it would make sense to redesign again like I proposed in the classic computing forum, that idea without the 90 degrees turn of the new sockets is a lot more space saving.

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Side view. https://forum.classic-computing.de/forum/index.php?thread/34973-8088-8087-co-processor-modul-für-rechner-ohne-8087-sockel/&postID=524706#post524706

Yeah, I would have done that, but this doesn't fit in the Euro PC...