65800

65800 is a designation that can refer to several different entities, most notably a specific integrated circuit and a numerical value with potential applications in mathematics and other fields.

The 65800 is an advanced microprocessor developed by Rockwell International. It was part of their 65xxx series, building upon the success of earlier chips like the 6502. Key features often associated with the 65800 include a 16-bit architecture, increased instruction set, and enhanced addressing capabilities compared to its predecessors. This processor found use in a variety of applications, including video game consoles and other embedded systems, where its performance and features offered an advantage over older designs.

As a numerical value, 65800 is an integer. Its properties can be analyzed in number theory, such as its prime factorization (2^2 * 5^2 * 13 * 50.769...). In other contexts, 65800 might represent a count, a measurement, a price, a date, or a code, depending on the specific system or domain in which it is used. For example, it could be a model number for a product, a zip code, or a coordinate in a dataset. Without further context, its specific meaning remains open to interpretation.