MB10 core memory - Revision history

Jnc: interleaving cleanup

2023-08-02T11:53:45Z

interleaving cleanup

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	It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.		It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.

	Each port could be independently set for its address, and for two-way [[interleaving]] (using [[address]] bits 21 and 35).		Each port could be independently set for its address, and for two-way [[memory interleaving\|interleaving]] (using [[address]] bits 21 and 35).

	[[Category: PDP-10 Memories]]		[[Category: PDP-10 Memories]]

Jnc: +link

2022-10-24T15:08:34Z

+link

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	The '''MB10''' was a [[core memory\|core]] [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW; [[parity]] was provided to protect the memory contents. It had an [[access time]] of 0.60 μseconds, and a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.		The '''MB10''' was a [[core memory\|core]] [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW; [[parity]] was provided to protect the memory contents. It had an [[access time]] of 0.60 μseconds, and a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called [[PDP-10 Memory Bus\|external memory bus]] of the 18-bit [[address]] form.

	It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.		It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.

Jnc: cat caps

2022-04-23T11:21:28Z

cat caps

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	Each port could be independently set for its address, and for two-way [[interleaving]] (using [[address]] bits 21 and 35).		Each port could be independently set for its address, and for two-way [[interleaving]] (using [[address]] bits 21 and 35).

	[[Category: PDP-10 ~~memories~~]]		[[Category: PDP-10 Memories]]

Jnc: typo

2021-01-10T12:21:52Z

typo

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	The '''MB10''' was a [[core memory\|core]] [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW; [[parity]] was provided to protect the memory contents-. It had an [[access time]] of 0.60 μseconds, and a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.		The '''MB10''' was a [[core memory\|core]] [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW; [[parity]] was provided to protect the memory contents. It had an [[access time]] of 0.60 μseconds, and a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.

	It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.		It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.

Jnc: indic panel shows it had parity

2020-04-18T22:10:23Z

indic panel shows it had parity

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	The '''MB10''' was a [[core memory\|core]] [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW. It had an [[access time]] of 0.60 μseconds, and a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.		The '''MB10''' was a [[core memory\|core]] [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW; [[parity]] was provided to protect the memory contents-. It had an [[access time]] of 0.60 μseconds, and a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.

	It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.		It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.

Jnc: +access time

2019-03-12T13:07:23Z

+access time

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	The '''MB10''' was a [[core memory\|core]] [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW, and ~~had~~ a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.		The '''MB10''' was a [[core memory\|core]] [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW. It had an [[access time]] of 0.60 μseconds, and a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.

	It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.		It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.

Jnc: +core

2019-03-07T02:33:54Z

+core

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	The '''MB10''' was a [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW, and had a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.		The '''MB10''' was a [[core memory\|core]] [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW, and had a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.

	It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.		It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.

Jnc: + port disable

2019-03-07T02:15:29Z

+ port disable

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	The '''~~MB-10~~''' was a [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW, and had a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.		The '''MB10''' was a [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW, and had a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.

	It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: ~~the~~ [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.		It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: each port can be independently disabled. The [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.

	Each port could be independently set for its address, and for two-way [[interleaving]] (using [[address]] bits 21 and 35).		Each port could be independently set for its address, and for two-way [[interleaving]] (using [[address]] bits 21 and 35).

	[[Category: PDP-10 memories]]		[[Category: PDP-10 memories]]

Jnc: +addr

2019-03-06T02:17:51Z

+addr

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	It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: the [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.		It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: the [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.

	Each port could be independently set for two-way [[interleaving]], using [[address]] bits 21 and 35.		Each port could be independently set for its address, and for two-way [[interleaving]] (using [[address]] bits 21 and 35).

	[[Category: PDP-10 memories]]		[[Category: PDP-10 memories]]

Jnc: The basics

2019-03-06T00:20:11Z

The basics

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The '''MB-10''' was a [[main memory]] system for the early [[PDP-10]]s, principally the [[KA10]]. An MB10 contained 16KW, and had a [[cycle time]] of 1.65 µseconds. It connected to the so-called external memory bus of the 18-bit [[address]] form.

It was a [[multi-port memory]], with 4 ports per memory system: the [[Central Processing Unit|CPU]] uses one port (in a [[multi-processor]] system, one per CPU); the others are used by [[channel]]s (such as a [[DF10 Data Channel|DF10]]) for [[mass storage]] such as [[disk]]s.

Each port could be independently set for two-way [[interleaving]], using [[address]] bits 21 and 35.

[[Category: PDP-10 memories]]