Editing Motorola 68030 (section)

==Usage==
The 68030 was used in many models of the [[Apple Inc.|Apple]] [[Macintosh II]] and [[Amiga|Commodore Amiga]] series of [[personal computer]]s, [[NeXT Computer]], later [[Alpha Microsystems]] multiuser systems, and some descendants of the [[Atari ST]] line such as the [[Atari TT030|Atari TT]] and the [[Atari Falcon]]. It was also used in Unix [[workstation]]s such as the [[Sun Microsystems]] [[Sun-3#Sun-3x|Sun-3x]] line of desktop workstations (the earlier "sun3" used a 68020), [[Apollo Computer]]'s [[Apollo/Domain|DN3500 and DN4500]] workstations,<ref>{{cite web|url=https://web-docs.gsi.de/~kraemer/COLLECTION/www.hunkler.com/aegis/aegis_sg.html|title=Survival Guide for Apollo Workstations|author=Tim Hunkler|date=July 1996|access-date=2022-10-13}}</ref> [[laser printer]]s and the Nortel Networks [[DMS-100]] telephone central office switch. More recently{{when|date=December 2022}}, the 68030 core has also been adapted by [[Freescale]] into a [[microcontroller]] for embedded applications.

[[LeCroy Corporation|LeCroy]] has used the 68EC030 in certain models of their 9300 Series digital oscilloscopes including “C” suffix models{{R|ReferenceA|p=87-88}} and high performance 9300 Series models,<ref name="ReferenceA">LeCroy 1996 Test & Measurement Product Catalog, 9300 Series Hardware Options, Mega Waveform Processing, Pages 66-67</ref> along with the Mega Waveform Processing hardware option for 68020-based 9300 Series models.<ref name="ReferenceA"/>