With the Chinese changing the pint on the IC’s, one can nver be sure with a 6502 which it is. I have for example perfectly good working 6502’s, which were labeled as 6502 but were in fact R65C02. SO a way to check which 6502 really is in there would be fine.
User kinzi at forum64.de designed a nice solution to check a 6502 for type: the 6502 analyzer.
The analyzer is a minimal 6502 system with clcock circuit, ROM and RAM and a latched 8 LED array to show the result.
If any of the LEDs light up after a RESET, it is a working 6502!
I have build the V2 version. There is a version 3 with improved address decoding but identical software.
Meaning of the LEDs:
| Label | OFF | ON |
| CMOS | NMOS6502 or 65816 | CMOS |
| 65816 | NMOS 6502 | 65816 |
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