ghn's 8051 page

Some folks (including other page-maintainers) seem to have abandoned the 8051, but it's still great and cost-effective little tool for a wide range of applications. There are much more complete resources on these beasties done by others, so I think it's best to just point you there.

• Paul Stoffregen's web site is excellent, and has thrived for years despite going through a series of different locations.
• Russ Hersch maintains the 8051 FAQ (also at MIT). It includes a list of development tools.
• Dallas Semiconductor is here: http://www.dalsemi.com
• Intel used to have 8051 Information, but the keep changing their website to make it impossible to link to stuff. They also like to discontinue documentation for products even when the products are still available.
• Philips Semiconductor is here: http://www.philips.com
• Siemens AG made some 8051 class devices.

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