Atari FREDDIE
FREDDIE is the name for a 40-pin LSI found in later model Atari 8-bit computers. It is a RAM address multiplexer, used for DRAM access. Atari created this chip to replace several other chips to cut costs and to enhance CPU and ANTIC memory access.
FREDDIE, combined with a C061618 MMU and C025953 EMMU allows the CPU and ANTIC to access memory independently of each other. Originally designed for the cancelled 1400XLand 1450XLD, it was eventually used in the 800XLF, 65XE, 130XE, and XEGS.
