The Harris 68000 is a microprocessor that was developed by Harris Corporation in the early 1980s. It is based on the architecture of the original Motorola 68000 processor, which was widely used in various computing systems. The Harris version was designed for military and aerospace applications, emphasizing reliability and performance. This microprocessor features a 16/32-bit architecture, allowing it to handle data efficiently. It supports a range of operating modes and has a robust instruction set, making it suitable for embedded systems. The Harris 68000 was notable for its durability and was often used in environments where standard processors might fail.