8039

8039 is a natural number that may appear in various contexts as an identifier or model number. In mathematics, it sits between 8038 and 8040 and can be used in examples or sequences, but it has no inherent meaning beyond its numerical value unless given a specific context.

In computing, 8039 is most notably associated with Intel's 8039 microcontroller. The Intel 8039 is a member of the MCS-48 family of 8-bit microcontrollers produced for embedded control applications. It was designed for use in consumer electronics and other devices requiring compact processing power, integrating aspects such as on-chip memory and input/output capabilities to simplify hardware designs and reduce system costs. The 8039 saw use in a variety of appliances and simple control systems during the late 20th century, alongside other members of its family.

In astronomy, 8039 is the numerical designation assigned to a minor planet (asteroid) in the catalog of celestial bodies. Like other numbered asteroids, it is identified by its number once its orbit is well established, and may later receive an official name.

Beyond these specific uses, 8039 also appears in various product codes, part numbers, and model designations across different industries. As with many numbers, its meaning is determined entirely by the domain and context in which it is employed.