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[[Image:jnc.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Me]] | [[Image:jnc.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Me]] | ||
− | Although I have a wide interest in older computers, I worked with [[PDP-11]]'s ''extremely'' extensively 'back in the day', and consider them perhaps the most elegant [[architecture]] ever devised (the power and flexibility they obtained with only 16-bit wide [[instruction]]s were a revelation when they first appeared), so I | + | Although I have a wide interest in older computers, I worked with [[PDP-11]]'s ''extremely'' extensively 'back in the day', and consider them perhaps the most elegant [[architecture]] ever devised (the power and flexibility they obtained with only 16-bit wide [[instruction]]s were a revelation when they first appeared), so I started out by focusing on them. I also worked a lot on early [[UNIX]] (whose bang/buck ratio has ''never'' been surpassed, and almost certainly '''never''' will), back when it ''only'' ran on PDP-11's, before it was [[portable]]. (All of that was in the context of my work on the [[Internet]] - and, yes, it '''''is''''' spelled with a 'I'.) |
− | For more about me, see my [http://www.chiappa.net/~jnc home page]. | + | For more about me, see my [http://www.chiappa.net/~jnc home page]. I joined the project here at the end of November, 2015, and have been working on it ever since. [https://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=RK11_disk_controller&oldid=11294 This] seems to have been [https://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Contributions/Jnc&dir=prev&limit=500&target=Jnc my first edit]. |
− | Also, I'm an admin here on the CHWiki, so if there are any admin-type tasks you need doing (e.g. deleting a page with a typo in the name; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:History_merging merging edit histories]; etc) just drop me a line ('''jnc at mit dot edu'''). | + | Also, I'm an admin here on the CHWiki, so if there are any admin-type tasks you need doing (e.g. deleting a page with a typo in the name; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:History_merging merging edit histories]; etc) just drop me a line ('''jnc at alum dot mit dot edu'''). |
==Prototypes== | ==Prototypes== | ||
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"μ" - "·" - "•" | "μ" - "·" - "•" | ||
− | Technical Instruction Reference - Maintenance Installation Service Manual | + | Technical Instruction Reference - Maintenance Installation Service Manual - Pocket Service Guide |
Illustrated Parts Breakdown - Engineering Drawings - Field Maintenance Print Set | Illustrated Parts Breakdown - Engineering Drawings - Field Maintenance Print Set | ||
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==Useful links== | ==Useful links== | ||
+ | ===Here=== | ||
+ | |||
+ | * [[Special:Preferences|Preferences]] - includes personal edit count | ||
+ | * [[User:Jnc/Online|Online]] - Index to things I have put online | ||
* [https://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=User:Jnc&action=purge Purge cache] (edit as appropriate) | * [https://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=User:Jnc&action=purge Purge cache] (edit as appropriate) | ||
* [http://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3APrefixIndex&prefix=Category%3A&namespace=0&hideredirects=1 Category list] | * [http://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3APrefixIndex&prefix=Category%3A&namespace=0&hideredirects=1 Category list] | ||
* [http://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=Special:ListUsers&dir=prev&username=&group=&creationSort=1 New users] | * [http://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=Special:ListUsers&dir=prev&username=&group=&creationSort=1 New users] | ||
+ | * [[Special:Log/rights|User rights log]] <!-- https://gunkies.org/w/index.php/Special:Log/rights --> | ||
* [[Computer History Wiki:News]] | * [[Computer History Wiki:News]] | ||
* [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]] | * [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]] | ||
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* [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Stub|Stub articles]] | * [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Stub|Stub articles]] | ||
* [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Semi-stub|Semi-stubs]] | * [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Semi-stub|Semi-stubs]] | ||
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* [https://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3APrefixIndex&prefix=32&namespace=10&hideredirects=1 32-bit register templates] | * [https://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3APrefixIndex&prefix=32&namespace=10&hideredirects=1 32-bit register templates] | ||
* [https://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3APrefixIndex&prefix=36&namespace=10&hideredirects=1 36-bit register templates] | * [https://gunkies.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3APrefixIndex&prefix=36&namespace=10&hideredirects=1 36-bit register templates] | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===External=== | ||
+ | |||
+ | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Administrators%27_guide/Granting_and_revoking_user_rights Granting and revoking user rights] | ||
+ | ** [[Special:ListGroupRights|List Group Rights]] - on the CHWiki | ||
+ | ** [[Special:UserRights|User Rights]] - on the CHWiki | ||
+ | * [http://www.bitsavers.org/www.computer.museum.uq.edu.au/pdf/ University of Queensland Computer Museum manual collection] - clone at [[Bitsavers]] | ||
+ | * [http://www.bitsavers.org/scandocs.trailing-edge.com/ scandocs.trailing-edge] - a clone of another dead site | ||
+ | * [https://ed-thelen.org/comp-hist/ Antique (lonesome) Computers] - Ed Thelen's awesome history site | ||
+ | ** [https://ed-thelen.org/comp-hist/merged.html Documents, Links & Videos] | ||
==Pages I have added== | ==Pages I have added== | ||
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− | [[Arbitration]] | + | [[Computer]] |
+ | - [[Arbitration]] | ||
- [[Port]] | - [[Port]] | ||
- [[Interface]] | - [[Interface]] | ||
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[[Electric field]] | [[Electric field]] | ||
- [[Magnetic field]] | - [[Magnetic field]] | ||
+ | - [[Electro-magnetic]] | ||
- [[Magnet]] | - [[Magnet]] | ||
- [[Electron]] | - [[Electron]] | ||
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[[Conductor]] | [[Conductor]] | ||
- [[Insulator]] | - [[Insulator]] | ||
+ | - [[Dielectric]] | ||
- [[Resistor]] | - [[Resistor]] | ||
- [[Capacitor]] | - [[Capacitor]] | ||
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- [[Relay]] | - [[Relay]] | ||
- [[Fuse]] | - [[Fuse]] | ||
+ | - [[Circuit breaker]] | ||
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[[Direct current]] | [[Direct current]] | ||
- [[Alternating current]] | - [[Alternating current]] | ||
+ | - [[Three-phase power]] | ||
- [[Frequency]] | - [[Frequency]] | ||
+ | - [[Phase]] | ||
- [[Impedance]] | - [[Impedance]] | ||
- [[Transformer]] | - [[Transformer]] | ||
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[[State machine]] | [[State machine]] | ||
+ | - [[Least Recently Used replacement algorithm]] | ||
- [[Recursive acronym]] | - [[Recursive acronym]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[Oscilloscope]] | ||
+ | - [[Logic analyzer]] | ||
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===Components=== | ===Components=== | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[Chassis]] | ||
+ | - [[Switch]] | ||
+ | - [[Fusible link]] | ||
+ | - [[D Subminiature Connector]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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- [[Metal Oxide Semiconductor]] | - [[Metal Oxide Semiconductor]] | ||
- [[Integrated circuit]] | - [[Integrated circuit]] | ||
− | - [[ | + | - [[Liquid-crystal display]] |
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- [[Non Return to Zero]] | - [[Non Return to Zero]] | ||
- [[Non Return to Zero Inverted]] | - [[Non Return to Zero Inverted]] | ||
+ | - [[Phase Encoding]] | ||
+ | - [[Group Coded Recording]] | ||
- [[Bit stuffing]] | - [[Bit stuffing]] | ||
- [[Run-length limited coding]] | - [[Run-length limited coding]] | ||
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− | + | [[Wire-wrap]] | |
− | |||
- [[Printed circuit board]] | - [[Printed circuit board]] | ||
- [[Etch]] | - [[Etch]] | ||
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- [[DIP switch]] | - [[DIP switch]] | ||
- [[Surface mount]] | - [[Surface mount]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[Jumper]] | ||
- [[Berg connector]] | - [[Berg connector]] | ||
- [[Flat cable]] | - [[Flat cable]] | ||
- [[Flexprint cable]] | - [[Flexprint cable]] | ||
- [[Over the back]] | - [[Over the back]] | ||
+ | - [[Cabinet]] | ||
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− | [[Analog computer]] | + | [[Computing device]] |
+ | - [[Analog computer]] | ||
- [[Serial computer]] | - [[Serial computer]] | ||
+ | - [[Parallel computer]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[Notable early computing devices]] | ||
+ | - [[Bell Telephone Laboratories relay computing devices]] | ||
+ | - [[Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator]] | ||
+ | - [[Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator]] | ||
+ | - [[Atanasoff-Berry Computer]] | ||
+ | - [[ENIAC]] | ||
+ | - [[Atanasoff-Mauchly controversy]] | ||
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- [[Central Processing Unit]] | - [[Central Processing Unit]] | ||
- [[Bus Address Register]] | - [[Bus Address Register]] | ||
+ | - [[Moby]] | ||
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- [[Access time]] | - [[Access time]] | ||
- [[Cycle time]] | - [[Cycle time]] | ||
− | - [[ | + | - [[Memory interleaving]] |
- [[Cache]] | - [[Cache]] | ||
- [[Multi-port memory]] | - [[Multi-port memory]] | ||
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- [[Workstation]] | - [[Workstation]] | ||
- [[Microcomputer]] | - [[Microcomputer]] | ||
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- [[Removable-pack disk]] | - [[Removable-pack disk]] | ||
- [[Non-removable-media disk]] | - [[Non-removable-media disk]] | ||
+ | - [[RAID]] | ||
+ | - [[Fibre Channel]] | ||
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- [[Paper tape]] | - [[Paper tape]] | ||
- [[Printer]] | - [[Printer]] | ||
+ | - [[Electrostatic printer]] | ||
- [[Laser printer]] | - [[Laser printer]] | ||
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- [[Distribution panel]] | - [[Distribution panel]] | ||
- [[Teletype]] | - [[Teletype]] | ||
+ | - [[Flexowriter]] | ||
- [[Joystick]] | - [[Joystick]] | ||
- [[Mouse]] | - [[Mouse]] | ||
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- [[Cathode ray tube]] | - [[Cathode ray tube]] | ||
- [[Raster]] | - [[Raster]] | ||
+ | - [[Resolution]] | ||
- [[Display refresh]] | - [[Display refresh]] | ||
- [[Video terminal]] | - [[Video terminal]] | ||
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- [[Binary-coded decimal]] | - [[Binary-coded decimal]] | ||
- [[Bi-quinary]] | - [[Bi-quinary]] | ||
+ | - [[Decimal]] | ||
- [[Multiple precision]] | - [[Multiple precision]] | ||
- [[Floating point]] | - [[Floating point]] | ||
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- [[Self-modifying code]] | - [[Self-modifying code]] | ||
- [[Pure code]] | - [[Pure code]] | ||
− | - [[Programmer]] | + | - [[Optimum programming]] |
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[Programmer]] | ||
- [[Debug]] | - [[Debug]] | ||
- [[Backup]] | - [[Backup]] | ||
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− | [[Debugger]] | + | [[Overlay]] |
+ | - [[Debugger]] | ||
- [[Compiler]] | - [[Compiler]] | ||
- [[Cross-compiler]] | - [[Cross-compiler]] | ||
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- [[Run-time system]] | - [[Run-time system]] | ||
- [[Run-time library]] | - [[Run-time library]] | ||
− | - [[ | + | - [[Operating environment]] |
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- [[Microkernel]] | - [[Microkernel]] | ||
- [[Hypervisor]] | - [[Hypervisor]] | ||
+ | - [[Kernel process]] | ||
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- [[DEC edge connector contact identification]] | - [[DEC edge connector contact identification]] | ||
- [[DEC alphabet]] | - [[DEC alphabet]] | ||
+ | - [[MicroNote]] | ||
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[[H960 rack]] | [[H960 rack]] | ||
+ | - [[BA123 Enclosure]] | ||
+ | - [[BA213 Enclosure]] | ||
- [[DEC mounting boxes]] | - [[DEC mounting boxes]] | ||
- [[BA11 mounting boxes]] | - [[BA11 mounting boxes]] | ||
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[[MASSBUS]] | [[MASSBUS]] | ||
+ | - [[M-bus]] | ||
- [[Standard Drive Bus]] | - [[Standard Drive Bus]] | ||
+ | - [[Low End System Interconnect]] | ||
+ | - [[Standard Tape Interconnect]] | ||
+ | - [[System Communication Architecture]] | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
<!-- <small> --> | <!-- <small> --> | ||
[[Computer Interconnect]] | [[Computer Interconnect]] | ||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[ReGIS]] | ||
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− | [[TU16 | + | [[TU16 Tape Transport]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[TU20 Tape Transport]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[TU30 Magnetic Tape Transport]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[TU40]] |
+ | - [[TU41]] | ||
+ | - [[TU70 Magnetic Tape Drive]] | ||
+ | - [[TU71 Magnetic Tape Drive]] | ||
+ | - [[TU72 Magnetic Tape Drive]] | ||
+ | - [[TU77 Magnetic Tape Transport]] | ||
+ | - [[TU-79 Tape Transport]] | ||
+ | - [[TU79 Magnetic Tape Transport]] | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | [[RS08 disk drive]] | + | [[TE16 DECmagtape Transport]] |
− | - [[RS64 disk drive]] | + | - [[TS03 DECmagtape Transport]] |
− | - [[RS03/04 disk drive]] | + | - [[TS04 Tape Transport]] |
+ | - [[TS05 Tape Transport]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[TA78 Magnetic Tape Drive]] | ||
+ | - [[TA79 Magnetic Tape Drive]] | ||
+ | - [[TA81 Streaming Tape Unit]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[TM78 Magnetic Tape Formatter]] | ||
+ | - [[TX01 Magnetic Tape Controller]] | ||
+ | - [[TX02 Magnetic Tape Controller]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[HSC50 Hierarchical Storage Controller]] | ||
+ | - [[HSC70 Mass Storage Server]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[RS08 disk drive]] | ||
+ | - [[RS64 disk drive]] | ||
+ | - [[RS03/04 disk drive]] | ||
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− | [[R80 Disk Drive]] | + | [[RC25 disk drive]] |
+ | - [[R80 Disk Drive]] | ||
- [[RA71 disk drive]] | - [[RA71 disk drive]] | ||
- [[RA72 disk drive]] | - [[RA72 disk drive]] | ||
- [[RA73 disk drive]] | - [[RA73 disk drive]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <!-- <small> --> | ||
+ | [[RZ35 disk drive]] | ||
+ | - [[RZ55 disk drive]] | ||
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− | === | + | ====UNIBUS==== |
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− | [[ | + | [[UNIBUS and QBUS termination]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Non-Processor Request and Grant]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[UNIBUS parity]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[UNIBUS Device Addresses]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Floating device address space]] |
+ | - [[Floating device vectors]] | ||
+ | - [[UNIBUS priority plug]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[UNIBUS map]] |
+ | - [[BC11A UNIBUS cable]] | ||
+ | - [[UNIBUS H854 header pinout]] | ||
+ | - [[DB11-A Bus Repeater]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[UNIBUS backplanes]] |
+ | - [[DD11 backplanes]] | ||
+ | - [[DD11-A backplane]] | ||
+ | - [[DD11-B backplane]] | ||
+ | - [[DD11-C backplane]] | ||
+ | - [[DD11-D backplane]] | ||
+ | - [[DD11-P backplane]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[Small Peripheral Controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Modified UNIBUS Device]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Extended UNIBUS]] |
− | |||
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− | + | <!-- </small> --><!-- <small> --> | |
− | + | [[G727 grant continuity card]] | |
− | <!-- <small> --> | + | - [[G7273 grant continuity card]] |
− | [[ | + | - [[M930 UNIBUS terminator]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[M9300 UNIBUS B Terminator]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[M9302 UNIBUS terminator]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[M105 Address Selector]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[M8264 No-SACK Timeout Module]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[UA11 Unibus Analyzer]] |
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
<!-- <small> --> | <!-- <small> --> | ||
− | [[ | + | [[UNIBUS memories]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MM11-B core memory]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MM11-C core memory]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MM11-D core memory]] |
+ | - [[MM11-E and MM1-F core memories]] | ||
+ | - [[MM11-K core memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MM11-L core memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MM11-U core memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MM11-W core memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MM11-Y core memory]] | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | + | - [[M7259 Parity Control Module]] | |
− | - [[ | + | - [[M7850 parity controller]] |
− | - [[ | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
<!-- <small> --> | <!-- <small> --> | ||
− | [[ | + | [[MS11 32KB MOS memory]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MS11-L MOS memory]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MS11-M MOS memory]] |
+ | - [[MS11-P MOS memory]] | ||
+ | - [[Extended UNIBUS memories]] | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
− | + | <!-- <small> --> | |
+ | [[UNIBUS boot ROMs]] | ||
+ | - [[BM792 ROM]] | ||
+ | - [[BM873 ROM]] | ||
+ | - [[M9301 ROM]] | ||
+ | - [[M9312 ROM]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[DA11-B DMA UNIBUS Link]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DA11-F UNIBUS Window]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DW11 UNIBUS-to-LSI-11 Bus Converter]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DX11-B System 360/370 Channel to PDP-11 Unibus Interface]] |
− | - | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KW11-L Line Time Clock]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KW11-P Programmable Real-Time Clock]] |
+ | - [[KW11-W Watchdog Timer]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KG11-A Exclusive-OR and CRC Block Check Option]] |
− | - | ||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[RH11 MASSBUS controller]] |
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[RC11 disk controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[RK11-C disk controller]] |
− | - | + | - [[RP11 disk controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[RL11 disk controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[RX11 floppy disk controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[RX211 floppy disk controller]] |
− | - [[ | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
<!-- <small> --> | <!-- <small> --> | ||
− | [[ | + | [[TC11 DECtape controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[TM11 magtape controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[TM02 magtape controller]] |
+ | - [[TM03 magtape controller]] | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
<!-- <small> --> | <!-- <small> --> | ||
− | [[ | + | [[VT11 Graphic Display Processor]] |
+ | - [[VS11 Graphic System]] | ||
+ | - [[VS100]] | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
<!-- <small> --> | <!-- <small> --> | ||
− | [[ | + | [[IMP11-A ARPANET interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[IMP11-B ARPANET Interface]] |
− | <!-- </small> --> | + | - [[ANTS/ISI IMP Interface]] |
− | + | - [[LH-DH/11 Local/Distant Host Controller]] | |
− | + | - [[VDH/11 Very Distant Host Controller]] | |
+ | - [[Stanford 1822 Interface]] | ||
+ | - [[UNIBUS Experimental Ethernet interface]] | ||
+ | - [[Interlan NI1010A/NI2010A Ethernet interface]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[DR11 parallel interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DR11-A General Device Interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DR11-B parallel interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DR11-C general device interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DR11-K parallel interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DR11-L general-purpose interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DR11-M general-purpose interface]] |
+ | - [[DR11-W Direct Memory Access Interface]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KL11 Teletype Control]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DL11-W serial line unit/real-time clock option]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DL11 asynchronous serial line interface]] |
+ | - [[DC11 asynchronous serial line interface]] | ||
+ | - [[DH11 asynchronous serial line interface]] | ||
+ | - [[DJ11 Asynchronous 16-Line Multiplexer]] | ||
+ | - [[DM11 Asynchronous 16-line Single-Speed Multiplexer]] | ||
+ | - [[DHU11 asynchronous serial line interface]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[DM11-BA Modem Control Multiplexor]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DM11-BB Modem Control Option]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DM11 distribution panel]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DN11 Automatic Calling Unit Interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DF11 Communications Line Adapter]] |
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[DP11-A Synchronous Line Interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DS11 Multiple Line Synchronous Interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DU11 synchronous serial line interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DUP11 synchronous serial line interface]] |
+ | - [[DQ11 NPR Synchronous Line Interface]] | ||
+ | - [[DV11 Communications Multiplexer]] | ||
+ | - [[DMP11 Synchronous Controller]] | ||
+ | - [[DMR11 Synchronous Controller]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[PC11 High-Speed Paper-Tape Reader/Punch Control]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[CD11 High-Speed Punched Card Reader Control Unit]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[CR11 Controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MIT UNIBUS XGP interface]] |
+ | - [[Knight TV system]] | ||
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+ | |||
+ | ====QBUS==== | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[DMA Request and Grant]] |
− | + | - [[CD interconnect]] | |
− | + | - [[Private Memory Interconnect]] | |
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− | - [[ | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[QBUS backplanes]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[QBUS peripherals]] |
− | + | - [[LSI-11 Bus interface chips]] | |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Upgrading QBUS backplanes]] |
− | - | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[H9270 backplane]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[H9273 backplane]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[H9276 backplane]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[TEV11 Terminator]] |
+ | - [[M9047 grant continuity card]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[QBUS memories]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PMI memories]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MMV11-A QBUS core memory|MMV11-A]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MSV11-A static MOS memory]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MSV11-B MOS memory]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MSV11-C MOS memory]] |
+ | - [[MSV11-L MOS Random-Access Memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MSV11-P MOS Random-Access Memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MSV11-M QBUS memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MSV11-Q QBUS memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MSV11-R memory module]] | ||
+ | - [[CMV-504|CMV-[25]xx]] | ||
+ | - [[CMV-4000|CMV-[14]000]] | ||
+ | - [[MK8022]] | ||
+ | - [[National Semiconductor NS23M]] | ||
+ | - [[National Semiconductor NS23C]] | ||
+ | - [[Q-RAM 11]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[QBUS ROMs]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[REV11 DMA Refresh/Bootstrap/Terminator]] |
− | <!-- </small> --> | + | - [[BDV11 Bus Terminator/ROM]] |
+ | - [[MRV11-A Read-Only Memory Module]] | ||
+ | - [[MRV11-B UV PROM-RAM Memory Module]] | ||
+ | - [[MRV11-C Read-Only Memory Module]] | ||
+ | - [[MRV11-D Universal Programmable Read-Only Memory]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KDA50 disk controller]] |
+ | - [[KFQSA]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[TSV05 Tape Transport Subsystem]] |
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[VSV11 Graphic System]] |
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− | [[ | + | [[DRV11 Parallel Line Unit]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DRV11-B Direct Memory Access Interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DRV11-J High-Density Parallel Interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DRV11-WA General Purpose DMA Interface]] |
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− | [[ | + | [[QBUS asynchronous serial interfaces]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DLV11 asynchronous serial line interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DLV11-E asynchronous serial line interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DLV11-F asynchronous serial line interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DLV11-J asynchronous serial line interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DZV11 asynchronous serial line interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DZQ11 asynchronous serial line interface]] |
+ | - [[DHV11 asynchronous serial line interface]] | ||
+ | - [[DHQ11 asynchronous serial line interface]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[DMV11 Synchronous Controller]] |
+ | - [[DPV11 synchronous serial line interface]] | ||
+ | - [[DUV11 Line Interface]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[MLH-DH/LSI11 Multiple Channel Controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Digital ETHERNET Q-Bus Network Adapter]] |
− | + | - [[DIGITAL Ethernet Local-Area-Network to Q-bus Adapter]] | |
− | - [[ | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[MXV11-A Multifunction Option Module]] |
− | + | - [[MXV11-B Multifunction Option Module]] | |
− | |||
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− | - [[ | ||
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− | + | ===DEC machines=== | |
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[List of Programmed Data Processors]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-4]] |
+ | - [[PDP-9]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-1-X]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-X]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[Three cycle data break]] |
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[KLESI Low-End Storage Interconnect]] |
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[PDP-15]] |
+ | - [[UNICHANNEL 15 System]] | ||
+ | - [[MX15-A Memory Bus Multiplexer]] | ||
+ | - [[MX15-B Memory Multiplexer]] | ||
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− | === | + | ====PDP-8's==== |
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− | [[ | + | [[LINC]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[LINC-8]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-8/S]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-8/L]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-8/A]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-12]] |
− | - | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[OMNIBUS]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-8 Memory Extension units]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[FPP8/A Floating Point Processor]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MM8-E Memory System]] |
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− | [[ | + | [[RF08 disk controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DF32 disk controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[RL8-A disk controller]] |
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[TC01 DECtape Control]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[TC08 DECtape Controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[TD8-E Simple DECtape Control]] |
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
− | + | ====PDP-10's==== | |
− | [[ | + | |
− | - | + | <!-- <small> --> |
− | - [[ | + | [[PDP-10 Memory Bus]] |
− | - | + | - [[PDP-10 I/O Bus]] |
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[PDP-6]] |
− | + | - [[KA10]] | |
− | - | + | - [[KI10]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KL10]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KS10]] |
− | - [[ | ||
− | - [[ | ||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | - [[ | + | [[MCA20 Cache]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MCA25 KL Cache/Paging Upgrade]] |
+ | - [[DMA20 Memory Bus Adapter]] | ||
+ | - [[DIA20 IBus Adapter]] | ||
+ | - [[DTE20 Ten-Eleven Interface]] | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[BBN Pager]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[SC-40]] |
− | - [[ | + | <!-- </small> --> |
− | - [[ | + | |
− | - [[ | + | <!-- <small> --> |
+ | [[PDP-10 memories]] | ||
+ | - [[MA10 core memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MB10 core memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MD10 core memory]] | ||
+ | - [[ME10 core memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MF10 core memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MG10 core memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MH10 core memory]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[MA20 core memory]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MB20 core memory]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MF20 MOS memory]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MG20 MOS memory]] |
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[DF10 Data Channel]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DX10 Data Channel]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MX10 Memory Multiplexer]] |
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[RH10 MASSBUS controller]] |
− | + | - [[DX20 Programmed Device Adapter]] | |
− | - [[ | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[DA10 Twelve- and Eighteen-Bit Computer Interface]] |
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− | [[ | + | [[CI20 Computer Interconnect]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[NIA20 Network Interconnect Adapter]] |
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[DN87/DN87S Universal Synchronous/Asynchronous Communications Front End Subsystem]] |
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[RP10 disk controller]] |
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[TD10 DECtape Control]] |
− | |||
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+ | |||
+ | ====PDP-11's==== | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[PDP-11 Extended Instruction Set]] |
− | + | - [[FP11 floating point]] | |
− | - [[ | + | - [[FIS floating point]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-11 Commercial Instruction Set]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-11 Memory Management]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-11 stacks]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-11 family differences appendix]] |
− | - [[ | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KA11 CPU]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KC11 CPU]] |
− | + | - [[KY11-A Programmer's Console]] | |
− | - [[ | ||
− | - | ||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[KS11 Memory Protection and Relocation option]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KT11-B Paging Option]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KA11 changes for the KT11-B]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KT11-B Technical Manual]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KT11-B Major State circuitry]] |
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− | [[ | + | [[PDP-11/05]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-11/40E]] |
− | - | + | - [[PDP-11/34A]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[PDP-11/74]] |
− | - | ||
− | - [[ | ||
− | |||
− | - | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KB11-A CPU]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KB11-B CPU]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KB11-C CPU]] |
+ | - [[KB11-D CPU]] | ||
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− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[KD11-A CPU]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KD11-B CPU]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KD11-D CPU]] |
+ | - [[KD11-E CPU]] | ||
+ | - [[KD11-EA CPU]] | ||
+ | - [[KD11-K CPU]] | ||
+ | - [[KD11-Z CPU]] | ||
+ | - [[KD11-E/EA microcode]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KY11 consoles]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KY11-D Programmer's Console]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KY11-J Programmer's Console]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KY11-LA Operator's Console]] |
+ | - [[KY11-LB Programmer's Console]] | ||
+ | - [[KY11-L to CPU interface]] | ||
+ | - [[KY11-P programmer's console]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KE11-E Extended Instruction Set]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KT11-C Memory Management Unit]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KT11-D Memory Management Unit]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KJ11-A Stack Limit Register]] |
− | - | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
<!-- <small> --> | <!-- <small> --> | ||
− | [[ | + | [[KE11-F Floating Instruction Set]] |
− | - | + | - [[FP11-A Floating-Point Processor]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[FP11-B Floating-Point Processor]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[FP11-C Floating-Point Processor]] |
− | - | + | - [[FP11-E Floating Point Processor]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[FP11-F Floating-Point Processor]] |
− | - | + | <!-- </small> --> |
− | |||
− | |||
− | - [[ | ||
− | - [[ | ||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KE11-A Extended Arithmetic Element]] |
− | + | - [[KE11-B Extended Arithmetic Element]] | |
− | |||
− | |||
− | - [[ | ||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[KE44-A Commercial Instruction Set Processor]] |
− | <!-- </small> -- | + | <!-- </small> --> |
<!-- <small> --> | <!-- <small> --> | ||
− | [[ | + | [[KK11-A Cache Memory]] |
+ | - [[KK11-B Cache Memory]] | ||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KDJ11 PMI/UNIBUS backplane]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KM11-A Maintenance Set]] |
− | |||
− | |||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[MS11 Semiconductor Memory System]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MJ11 memory system]] |
− | + | - [[MK11 memory system]] | |
− | + | - [[MS11-K MOS memory]] | |
− | - [[ | ||
− | - [[ | ||
− | - | ||
− | |||
<!-- </small> --> | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[LSI-11 chip set]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[LSI-11 CPUs]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[LSI-11]] |
+ | - [[LSI-11/2]] | ||
+ | - [[KEV11-B Extended Instruction Set]] | ||
+ | - [[KEV11-C Commercial Instruction Set]] | ||
+ | - [[KUV11 Writeable Control Store]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[T-11 chip]] |
− | |||
− | |||
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<!-- <small> --> | <!-- <small> --> | ||
− | [[ | + | [[F-11 chip set]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KDF11 CPUs]] |
− | <!-- </small> --> | + | - [[KDF11-U CPU]] |
− | + | - [[KDF11-U CPU pinout]] | |
− | + | - [[KTF11-A memory management chip]] | |
+ | - [[KEF11-A floating point chip]] | ||
+ | - [[KEF11-B CIS chip]] | ||
+ | - [[FPF11 floating point processor]] | ||
+ | - [[KT24 UNIBUS map option]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
<!-- <small> --> | <!-- <small> --> | ||
− | [[ | + | [[FPJ11 floating point accelerator]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[KDJ11 CPUs]] |
+ | - [[KDJ11-B CPU]] | ||
+ | - [[KDJ11-D CPU]] | ||
+ | - [[KDJ11-E CPU]] | ||
+ | - [[KTJ11-B UNIBUS adapter]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-11/83]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[QBUS CPU ODT]] |
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[RH70 MASSBUS controller]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[ML11 MOS Memory System]] |
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[Able ENABLE]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Able UNIVERTER]] |
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− | [[ | + | [[PDP-11 Bootstrap Loader]] |
+ | - [[PDP-11 Absolute Loader]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[DEC bootstrap device codes]] |
− | |||
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− | + | ====VAXen==== | |
− | |||
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− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[VAXserver]] |
+ | - [[VAXstation]] | ||
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− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[Synchronous Backplane Interconnect]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[CPU/Memory Interconnect]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[VAX Bus Interconnect]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Laser System Bus]] |
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− | [[ | + | [[KA780 CPU]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[FP780 Floating-Point Accelerator]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MS780 Memory System]] |
+ | - [[MA780 Multiport Memory Option]] | ||
+ | - [[DW780 Unibus Adapter]] | ||
+ | - [[RH780 Massbus Adapter]] | ||
+ | - [[DR780 High-Performance Channel Interface]] | ||
+ | - [[CI780 Computer Interconnect Adapter]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KA750 CPU]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[FP750 Floating-Point Accelerator]] |
− | - | + | - [[DW750 Second Unibus Interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[UI750 Unibus Interface]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[DR750 General Purpose Interface]] |
− | - [[ | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[KA730 CPU]] |
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[VAX 8600 series]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[VAX 10000 series]] |
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[VAXstation I]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[VAXstation 3100 series]] |
− | + | - [[KD32 CPU]] | |
− | - [[ | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[VAXserver 3100 series]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[VAXserver 3300/3400]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[VAXserver 3500/3600]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[VAXserver 4000 series]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[VAXserver 4000 Model 300]] |
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− | [[ | + | [[DR32 Device Interconnect]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Hierarchical Storage Controller]] |
− | |||
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− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
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+ | |||
+ | ====Alphas==== | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[DEC 4000 AXP series]] |
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+ | |||
+ | ===Other manufacturers=== | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[Texas Instruments]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Fairchild Semiconductor]] |
− | + | - [[Intel]] | |
− | - [[ | + | - [[MIPS]] |
− | - [[ | ||
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[Systems Concepts]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Able Computer]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Storage Technology Corporation]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Century Data Systems]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Seagate Technology]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Advanced Computer Communications]] |
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− | [[ | + | [[Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Engineering Research Associates]] |
+ | - [[Remington Rand]] | ||
+ | - [[Control Data Corporation]] | ||
+ | - [[General Electric]] | ||
+ | - [[Systems Engineering Laboratories]] | ||
+ | - [[Gould Electronics]] | ||
+ | - [[Berkeley Computer Corporation]] | ||
+ | - [[Xerox]] | ||
+ | - [[Data General]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[Leo Computers]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[English Electric Computers]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[EMI Electronics]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[GEC Computers]] |
+ | - [[International Computers and Tabulators]] | ||
+ | - [[International Computers Limited]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[Symbolics]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Datapoint]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[Interdata]] |
+ | - [[Compaq]] | ||
+ | - [[NeXT Computer, Inc]] | ||
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− | [[ | + | [[Cisco]] |
− | |||
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− | [[ | + | [[Valid Logic Systems]] |
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+ | - [[Apple IIc]] | ||
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+ | - [[IBM-compatible PC]] | ||
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+ | ===Chips=== | ||
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+ | - [[Motorola MC68030]] | ||
+ | - [[Motorola MC68040]] | ||
+ | - [[Motorola MC68060]] | ||
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+ | ===UNIX=== | ||
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− | - [[ | + | - [[Running UNIX V6 on an -11/23]] |
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+ | - [[MINI-UNIX]] | ||
+ | - [[CB-UNIX]] | ||
+ | - [[PWB/UNIX]] | ||
+ | - [[USG UNIX]] | ||
+ | - [[UNIX/370]] | ||
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+ | ===Software systems=== | ||
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− | - [[ | + | - [[OS/360]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[CP operating system]] |
− | - [[ | + | - [[ITS Internals Manual]] |
+ | - [[ITS machine configurations]] | ||
+ | - [[TOPS-10]] | ||
+ | - [[TENEX]] | ||
+ | - [[CAL Time-Sharing System]] | ||
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− | + | - [[B programming language]] | |
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+ | - [[Stanford University Design System]] | ||
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+ | ===Networking=== | ||
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+ | - [[Internetwork]] | ||
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+ | - [[Big-endian]] | ||
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+ | - [[Protocol suite]] | ||
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+ | - [[Internetworking layer]] | ||
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+ | - [[End to end]] | ||
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+ | - [[TCP and IP bake offs]] | ||
+ | - [[Internet Engineering Task Force]] | ||
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− | - [[ | + | - [[Host-to-IMP Protocol]] |
+ | - [[Terminal Interface Processor]] | ||
+ | - [[Terminal Interface Unit]] | ||
+ | - [[Port Expander]] | ||
+ | - [[C Gateway]] | ||
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+ | - [[Address Resolution Protocol]] | ||
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+ | - [[Routing Information Protocol]] | ||
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+ | ===Other=== | ||
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+ | - [[Institute for Advanced Study]] | ||
+ | - [[SRI International]] | ||
+ | - [[Augmentation Research Center]] | ||
+ | - [[MITRE]] | ||
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+ | - [[MIT Laboratory for Computer Science]] | ||
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+ | - [[Computer History Museum]] | ||
+ | - [[Bitsavers]] | ||
+ | - [[Living Computer Museum]] | ||
+ | - [[Super Dimension Fortress]] | ||
+ | - [[Computer Conservation Society]] | ||
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+ | - [[Robert Noyce]] | ||
+ | - [[Louis Pouzin]] | ||
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+ | [[Operating system]] | ||
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+ | [[Digital Equipment Corporation]] | ||
+ | - [[International Business Machines]] | ||
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+ | [[RX33 Flexible Disk Drive]] | ||
+ | - [[RX50 dual-diskette drive]] | ||
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+ | [[RA70 disk drive]] | ||
+ | - [[RA80 Disk Drive]] | ||
+ | - [[RA82 disk drive]] | ||
+ | - [[RM80 Disk Drive]] | ||
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+ | [[PDP-1]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-5]] | ||
+ | - [[DECmate]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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+ | [[PDP-8]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-8/I]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-8/E]] | ||
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+ | [[PDP-10]] | ||
+ | - [[TM10 Magnetic Tape Control]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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+ | [[PDP-11 architecture]] | ||
+ | - [[UNIBUS]] | ||
+ | - [[QBUS]] | ||
+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
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+ | [[PDP-11/04]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-11/05]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-11/10]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-11/24]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-11/34]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-11/40]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-11/44]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-11/45]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-11/70]] | ||
+ | - [[PDP-11/84]] | ||
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+ | - [[RK11 disk controller]] | ||
+ | - [[RK611 disk controller]] | ||
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+ | [[PCL11 Communications System]] | ||
+ | - [[Chaosnet interface]] | ||
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+ | [[DZ11 asynchronous serial line interface]] | ||
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+ | [[CR11 Card Readers]] | ||
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+ | [[M782 Interrupt Control]] | ||
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+ | [[KWV11-C programmable real-time clock]] | ||
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+ | [[KEV11-A floating point]] | ||
+ | - [[KDF11-A CPU]] | ||
+ | - [[KDF11-B CPU]] | ||
+ | - [[J-11 chip set]] | ||
+ | - [[KDJ11-A CPU]] | ||
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+ | [[MSV11-D MOS memory]] | ||
+ | - [[MSV11-J memory module]] | ||
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+ | [[CXY08 8-Line Asynchronous Multiplexer]] | ||
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+ | [[VAX-11/725]] | ||
+ | - [[VAX-11/750]] | ||
+ | - [[MS750 Memory System]] | ||
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+ | <!-- </small> --> | ||
+ | [[VAX 8250]] | ||
+ | - [[VAX 8350]] | ||
+ | - [[VAX 6000 series]] | ||
+ | - [[VAX 7000 series]] | ||
+ | - [[VAX 9000 series]] | ||
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+ | [[MicroVAX I]] | ||
+ | - [[MicroVAX II]] | ||
+ | - [[MicroVAX 3100 series]] | ||
+ | - [[MicroVAX 3500/3600]] | ||
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+ | [[VAXstation 3200/3500]] | ||
+ | - [[VAXstation 3520/3540]] | ||
+ | - [[VAXstation 4000 Model 96]] | ||
+ | - [[VAXstation 8000]] | ||
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+ | - [[Incompatible Timesharing System]] | ||
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+ | [[PDP-7 UNIX]] | ||
+ | - [[UNIX First Edition]] | ||
+ | - [[UNIX Sixth Edition]] | ||
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+ | - [[ANTS terminal system]] | ||
+ | - [[Ethernet]] | ||
+ | - [[CHAOSnet]] | ||
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+ | [[Network Control Protocol]] | ||
- [[TCP/IP]] | - [[TCP/IP]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:07, 19 November 2024
Although I have a wide interest in older computers, I worked with PDP-11's extremely extensively 'back in the day', and consider them perhaps the most elegant architecture ever devised (the power and flexibility they obtained with only 16-bit wide instructions were a revelation when they first appeared), so I started out by focusing on them. I also worked a lot on early UNIX (whose bang/buck ratio has never been surpassed, and almost certainly never will), back when it only ran on PDP-11's, before it was portable. (All of that was in the context of my work on the Internet - and, yes, it is spelled with a 'I'.)
For more about me, see my home page. I joined the project here at the end of November, 2015, and have been working on it ever since. This seems to have been my first edit.
Also, I'm an admin here on the CHWiki, so if there are any admin-type tasks you need doing (e.g. deleting a page with a typo in the name; merging edit histories; etc) just drop me a line (jnc at alum dot mit dot edu).
Contents
- 1 Prototypes
- 2 Useful links
- 3 Pages I have added
- 4 Pages I have substantially upgraded
Prototypes
"μ" - "·" - "•"
Technical Instruction Reference - Maintenance Installation Service Manual - Pocket Service Guide
Illustrated Parts Breakdown - Engineering Drawings - Field Maintenance Print Set
'''xxx''' might refer to:
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Useful links
Here
- Preferences - includes personal edit count
- Online - Index to things I have put online
- Purge cache (edit as appropriate)
- Category list
- New users
- User rights log
- Computer History Wiki:News
- MediaWiki:Sidebar
- Stub articles
- Semi-stubs
- Disambiguation pages
- Pages with broken file links
- Wikipedia content
- My pages
- ToCat
- Infobox templates:
- 16-bit register templates:
- 32-bit register templates
- 36-bit register templates
External
- Granting and revoking user rights
- List Group Rights - on the CHWiki
- User Rights - on the CHWiki
- University of Queensland Computer Museum manual collection - clone at Bitsavers
- scandocs.trailing-edge - a clone of another dead site
- Antique (lonesome) Computers - Ed Thelen's awesome history site
Pages I have added
Fundamentals
Architecture - Syntax - Semantics - Identifier - Namespace - Hierarchy
Type - Normalization - Variable - Operand - Operator - Expression - Argument - Tree
Computer - Arbitration - Port - Interface - Address - Address space - Mapping - Network
Electric field - Magnetic field - Electro-magnetic - Magnet - Electron - Electrostatic - Current - Ampere - Voltage - Volt
Conductor - Insulator - Dielectric - Resistor - Capacitor - Inductor - Ground - Contact - Relay - Fuse - Circuit breaker
Direct current - Alternating current - Three-phase power - Frequency - Phase - Impedance - Transformer
Circuit - Signal - Signal return - Ground return - Propagation delay
Noise - Interference - Crosstalk - Coaxial cable - Transmission line - Terminator - Single-ended signalling - Differential pair - Fiber optic
State machine - Least Recently Used replacement algorithm - Recursive acronym
Oscilloscope - Logic analyzer
Components
Chassis - Switch - Fusible link - D Subminiature Connector
Crystal - Electronic - Vacuum tube - Semiconductor - Diode - Transistor
Bipolar - Metal Oxide Semiconductor - Integrated circuit - Liquid-crystal display
Mounting box - Backplane - Connector - Harness - Power harness - Bus bar
Power supply - VI conversion - Voltage regulator - Linear power supply - Switching power supply - Buck converter - Amplifier
Analog - Digital - Hardware - Gate - Logic - Registered
Programmable Logic Array - Programmable Array Logic - Gate array - Field-programmable gate array
Gray code - Negative logic - Wired-OR - Serial - Parallel - Transceiver
Encoding - Frequency Modulation - Modified Frequency Modulation - Non Return to Zero - Non Return to Zero Inverted - Phase Encoding - Group Coded Recording - Bit stuffing - Run-length limited coding
Real-time - Synchronous - Asynchronous - Meta-stability - Synchronizer - Arbiter - Clock
Logic family - Resistor-transistor logic - Diode-transistor logic - Transistor-transistor logic - Open collector - Emitter-coupled logic - Tri-state - 74 series
Wire-wrap - Printed circuit board - Etch - Trace - Chip socket - DIP switch - Surface mount
Jumper - Berg connector - Flat cable - Flexprint cable - Over the back - Cabinet
Hardware
Computing device - Analog computer - Serial computer - Parallel computer
Notable early computing devices - Bell Telephone Laboratories relay computing devices - Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator - Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator - Atanasoff-Berry Computer - ENIAC - Atanasoff-Mauchly controversy
Data path - Hardware port - Address bus - Data bus - Front panel - Switch register
Inverter - Flip-flop - Register - Shift register - Register file - Buffer - First-In First-Out buffer - Ring buffer
Adder - Arithmetic logic unit - Central Processing Unit - Bus Address Register - Moby
Instruction - Operation code - Fetch - Execute - Single-step - Instruction set - Instruction set architecture
Program Counter - Instruction Register - Processor Status Word - Condition codes
Index register - General register - Pointer - Stack - Stack Pointer - Array - Random access
Pipeline - Superscalar - Vector processing - Out-of-order execution - Register renaming
Co-processor - Floating point processor - Floating point accelerator - Multi-processor - Channel - Front end
Interrupt - Interrupt vector - Trap
Memory - Main memory - Access time - Cycle time - Memory interleaving - Cache - Multi-port memory - Shared memory
Plug compatible - Backward compatibility - Program compatible
Repairing un-documented MOS memory boards
Architecture
Segment - Memory management - Base and bounds - Protection key - Bank switching - Swapping
Virtual address - Virtual memory - Page table - Page fault - Single-level store
Jump - Conditional branch - Control flow - Loop - Subroutine - No-op - Halt
Object code - Absolute address - Relocatable binary - Symbol table
Load-store architecture - Reduced Instruction Set Computer - Complex Instruction Set Computer - Extended Arithmetic Element - Commercial Instruction Set
Bootstrap - Diagnostic - Device driver - Program compatible - Simulator - Emulator
Input/output - Peripheral - Device controller - Programmed I/O - Direct Memory Access - Bus grant - Bus grant line
Supercomputer - Mainframe - Minicomputer - Workstation - Microcomputer
Microcontroller - Microprocessor - Motherboard - Daughter-board
Embedded system - Personal computer - Smart-phone
Devices
Delay line - Williams tube - Core memory - Static RAM - Dynamic RAM - Memory refresh
Secondary storage - Mass storage - Magnetic storage - Drive - Head
Drum - Disk - Fixed-head disk - Removable-pack disk - Non-removable-media disk - RAID - Fibre Channel
Magnetic tape - Magnetic tape drive - Magnetic tape controller
Punched card - Paper tape - Printer - Electrostatic printer - Laser printer
Terminal - Keyboard - Printing terminal - Distribution panel - Teletype - Flexowriter - Joystick - Mouse
Data communication - Communication link - Baud rate - Modem - Half-duplex - Full-duplex
Serial line - Asynchronous serial line - Synchronous serial line - Sync character - Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter - Serial interface
20mA current loop serial line interface - EIA RS-232 serial line interface - EIA RS-422 serial line interface - EIA RS-423 serial line interface - ITU V.35 serial line interface
Synchronous Data Link Control - High-Level Data Link Control
Display - Cathode ray tube - Raster - Resolution - Display refresh - Video terminal - Video display - Graphics terminal
Light pen - Cursor - Graphics - Character generator - Vector graphics - Display program - Bit-mapped display - Pixel
Parallel interface - SCSI - Line time clock - Real-time clock
Software
Bit - Byte - Word - Octet - Character
Binary - One's complement - Two's complement - Binary-coded decimal - Bi-quinary - Decimal - Multiple precision - Floating point
SIXBIT - RADIX-50 - ASCII - Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code - ASCIZ
Gray code - Parity - Checksum - Cyclic redundancy check - Error-correcting code
Software - Program - Self-modifying code - Pure code - Optimum programming
Programmer - Debug - Backup
Statement - Conditional - Exception - Condition handler - Unwind
Stack frame - Call stack - Local variable - Structure - List
Programming language - Source code - Assembly language - Macro - Scope
Overlay - Debugger - Compiler - Cross-compiler - Interpreter
Subroutine package - Library - Run-time system - Run-time library - Operating environment
Parser - Garbage collection - Object-oriented
Job - Process - Thread - Task - System call - Scheduler
Batch operating system - Disk operating system - Single-tasking - Multi-tasking - Time-sharing - Real-time system - Virtual machine
Kernel - Microkernel - Hypervisor - Kernel process
Record - File - File system - Directory - Hard link - Byte stream - Pipe - Flow control
User interface - Graphical user interface - Window - Command processor - Daemon
Application - Editor - Text editor - Screen editor - Image editor - Word processor - Database
Portable - Software port - Open source
DEC hardware
DEC engineering drawing numbers - DEC part numbers - DEC edge connector contact identification - DEC alphabet - MicroNote
System Module - FLIP CHIP details - DEC card form factor - System unit
H960 rack - BA123 Enclosure - BA213 Enclosure - DEC mounting boxes - BA11 mounting boxes - DEC indicator panel
BA11-A mounting box - BA11-C Mounting Box - BA11-D Mounting Box - BA11-E Mounting Box - BA11-F Mounting Box - BA11-K mounting box - BA11-L mounting box - BA11-P card cage
BA11-M mounting box - BA11-N mounting box - BA11-S mounting box
Remote Switching Control Bus - 861 Power Controller
DEC standard power wire colour coding - DEC power distribution connectors
H720 Power Supply - H742 Power Supply - H765 Power System - H777 Power Supply - H780 power supply - H786 power supply - H7861 power supply - DEC Power Line Monitor
DEC standard modular regulators - H744 +5V Regulator - H745 -15V Regulator - H754 +20V, -5V Regulator
DEC peripherals
MASSBUS - M-bus - Standard Drive Bus - Low End System Interconnect - Standard Tape Interconnect - System Communication Architecture
TU16 Tape Transport - TU20 Tape Transport - TU30 Magnetic Tape Transport - TU40 - TU41 - TU70 Magnetic Tape Drive - TU71 Magnetic Tape Drive - TU72 Magnetic Tape Drive - TU77 Magnetic Tape Transport - TU-79 Tape Transport - TU79 Magnetic Tape Transport
TE16 DECmagtape Transport - TS03 DECmagtape Transport - TS04 Tape Transport - TS05 Tape Transport
TA78 Magnetic Tape Drive - TA79 Magnetic Tape Drive - TA81 Streaming Tape Unit
TM78 Magnetic Tape Formatter - TX01 Magnetic Tape Controller - TX02 Magnetic Tape Controller
HSC50 Hierarchical Storage Controller - HSC70 Mass Storage Server
RS08 disk drive - RS64 disk drive - RS03/04 disk drive
RK02/03 disk drive - RP01 disk drive - RP02 disk drive - RP03 disk drive - RP04 disk drive - RX01/02 floppy drive
RC25 disk drive - R80 Disk Drive - RA71 disk drive - RA72 disk drive - RA73 disk drive
RZ35 disk drive - RZ55 disk drive
PC04/PC05 High-Speed Paper-Tape Reader/Punch
DEC asynchronous serial line pinout
VT05 Alphanumeric Display Terminal - VT240 Series terminal - VT320
UNIBUS
UNIBUS and QBUS termination - Non-Processor Request and Grant - UNIBUS parity - UNIBUS Device Addresses - Floating device address space - Floating device vectors - UNIBUS priority plug
UNIBUS map - BC11A UNIBUS cable - UNIBUS H854 header pinout - DB11-A Bus Repeater
UNIBUS backplanes - DD11 backplanes - DD11-A backplane - DD11-B backplane - DD11-C backplane - DD11-D backplane - DD11-P backplane
Small Peripheral Controller - Modified UNIBUS Device - Extended UNIBUS
G727 grant continuity card - G7273 grant continuity card - M930 UNIBUS terminator - M9300 UNIBUS B Terminator - M9302 UNIBUS terminator - M105 Address Selector - M8264 No-SACK Timeout Module - UA11 Unibus Analyzer
UNIBUS memories - MM11-B core memory - MM11-C core memory - MM11-D core memory - MM11-E and MM1-F core memories - MM11-K core memory - MM11-L core memory - MM11-U core memory - MM11-W core memory - MM11-Y core memory
- M7259 Parity Control Module - M7850 parity controller
MS11 32KB MOS memory - MS11-L MOS memory - MS11-M MOS memory - MS11-P MOS memory - Extended UNIBUS memories
UNIBUS boot ROMs - BM792 ROM - BM873 ROM - M9301 ROM - M9312 ROM
DA11-B DMA UNIBUS Link - DA11-F UNIBUS Window - DW11 UNIBUS-to-LSI-11 Bus Converter - DX11-B System 360/370 Channel to PDP-11 Unibus Interface
KW11-L Line Time Clock - KW11-P Programmable Real-Time Clock - KW11-W Watchdog Timer
KG11-A Exclusive-OR and CRC Block Check Option
RC11 disk controller - RK11-C disk controller - RP11 disk controller - RL11 disk controller - RX11 floppy disk controller - RX211 floppy disk controller
TC11 DECtape controller - TM11 magtape controller - TM02 magtape controller - TM03 magtape controller
VT11 Graphic Display Processor - VS11 Graphic System - VS100
IMP11-A ARPANET interface - IMP11-B ARPANET Interface - ANTS/ISI IMP Interface - LH-DH/11 Local/Distant Host Controller - VDH/11 Very Distant Host Controller - Stanford 1822 Interface - UNIBUS Experimental Ethernet interface - Interlan NI1010A/NI2010A Ethernet interface
DR11 parallel interface - DR11-A General Device Interface - DR11-B parallel interface - DR11-C general device interface - DR11-K parallel interface - DR11-L general-purpose interface - DR11-M general-purpose interface - DR11-W Direct Memory Access Interface
KL11 Teletype Control - DL11-W serial line unit/real-time clock option - DL11 asynchronous serial line interface - DC11 asynchronous serial line interface - DH11 asynchronous serial line interface - DJ11 Asynchronous 16-Line Multiplexer - DM11 Asynchronous 16-line Single-Speed Multiplexer - DHU11 asynchronous serial line interface
DM11-BA Modem Control Multiplexor - DM11-BB Modem Control Option - DM11 distribution panel - DN11 Automatic Calling Unit Interface - DF11 Communications Line Adapter
DP11-A Synchronous Line Interface - DS11 Multiple Line Synchronous Interface - DU11 synchronous serial line interface - DUP11 synchronous serial line interface - DQ11 NPR Synchronous Line Interface - DV11 Communications Multiplexer - DMP11 Synchronous Controller - DMR11 Synchronous Controller
PC11 High-Speed Paper-Tape Reader/Punch Control - CD11 High-Speed Punched Card Reader Control Unit - CR11 Controller - MIT UNIBUS XGP interface - Knight TV system
QBUS
DMA Request and Grant - CD interconnect - Private Memory Interconnect
QBUS backplanes - QBUS peripherals - LSI-11 Bus interface chips - Upgrading QBUS backplanes
H9270 backplane - H9273 backplane - H9276 backplane - TEV11 Terminator - M9047 grant continuity card
QBUS memories - PMI memories - MMV11-A - MSV11-A static MOS memory - MSV11-B MOS memory - MSV11-C MOS memory - MSV11-L MOS Random-Access Memory - MSV11-P MOS Random-Access Memory - MSV11-M QBUS memory - MSV11-Q QBUS memory - MSV11-R memory module - CMV-[25]xx - CMV-[14]000 - MK8022 - National Semiconductor NS23M - National Semiconductor NS23C - Q-RAM 11
QBUS ROMs - REV11 DMA Refresh/Bootstrap/Terminator - BDV11 Bus Terminator/ROM - MRV11-A Read-Only Memory Module - MRV11-B UV PROM-RAM Memory Module - MRV11-C Read-Only Memory Module - MRV11-D Universal Programmable Read-Only Memory
TSV05 Tape Transport Subsystem
DRV11 Parallel Line Unit - DRV11-B Direct Memory Access Interface - DRV11-J High-Density Parallel Interface - DRV11-WA General Purpose DMA Interface
QBUS asynchronous serial interfaces - DLV11 asynchronous serial line interface - DLV11-E asynchronous serial line interface - DLV11-F asynchronous serial line interface - DLV11-J asynchronous serial line interface - DZV11 asynchronous serial line interface - DZQ11 asynchronous serial line interface - DHV11 asynchronous serial line interface - DHQ11 asynchronous serial line interface
DMV11 Synchronous Controller - DPV11 synchronous serial line interface - DUV11 Line Interface
MLH-DH/LSI11 Multiple Channel Controller - Digital ETHERNET Q-Bus Network Adapter - DIGITAL Ethernet Local-Area-Network to Q-bus Adapter
MXV11-A Multifunction Option Module - MXV11-B Multifunction Option Module
DEC machines
List of Programmed Data Processors - PDP-4 - PDP-9 - PDP-1-X - PDP-X
KLESI Low-End Storage Interconnect
PDP-15 - UNICHANNEL 15 System - MX15-A Memory Bus Multiplexer - MX15-B Memory Multiplexer
PDP-8's
LINC - LINC-8 - PDP-8/S - PDP-8/L - PDP-8/A - PDP-12
OMNIBUS - PDP-8 Memory Extension units - FPP8/A Floating Point Processor - MM8-E Memory System
RF08 disk controller - DF32 disk controller - RL8-A disk controller
TC01 DECtape Control - TC08 DECtape Controller - TD8-E Simple DECtape Control
PDP-10's
PDP-10 Memory Bus - PDP-10 I/O Bus
PDP-6 - KA10 - KI10 - KL10 - KS10
MCA20 Cache - MCA25 KL Cache/Paging Upgrade - DMA20 Memory Bus Adapter - DIA20 IBus Adapter - DTE20 Ten-Eleven Interface
PDP-10 memories - MA10 core memory - MB10 core memory - MD10 core memory - ME10 core memory - MF10 core memory - MG10 core memory - MH10 core memory
MA20 core memory - MB20 core memory - MF20 MOS memory - MG20 MOS memory
DF10 Data Channel - DX10 Data Channel - MX10 Memory Multiplexer
RH10 MASSBUS controller - DX20 Programmed Device Adapter
DA10 Twelve- and Eighteen-Bit Computer Interface
CI20 Computer Interconnect - NIA20 Network Interconnect Adapter
DN87/DN87S Universal Synchronous/Asynchronous Communications Front End Subsystem
PDP-11's
PDP-11 Extended Instruction Set - FP11 floating point - FIS floating point - PDP-11 Commercial Instruction Set - PDP-11 Memory Management - PDP-11 stacks - PDP-11 family differences appendix
KA11 CPU - KC11 CPU - KY11-A Programmer's Console
KS11 Memory Protection and Relocation option - KT11-B Paging Option - KA11 changes for the KT11-B - KT11-B Technical Manual - KT11-B Major State circuitry
PDP-11/05 - PDP-11/40E - PDP-11/34A - PDP-11/74
KB11-A CPU - KB11-B CPU - KB11-C CPU - KB11-D CPU
KD11-A CPU - KD11-B CPU - KD11-D CPU - KD11-E CPU - KD11-EA CPU - KD11-K CPU - KD11-Z CPU - KD11-E/EA microcode
KY11 consoles - KY11-D Programmer's Console - KY11-J Programmer's Console - KY11-LA Operator's Console - KY11-LB Programmer's Console - KY11-L to CPU interface - KY11-P programmer's console
KE11-E Extended Instruction Set - KT11-C Memory Management Unit - KT11-D Memory Management Unit - KJ11-A Stack Limit Register
KE11-F Floating Instruction Set - FP11-A Floating-Point Processor - FP11-B Floating-Point Processor - FP11-C Floating-Point Processor - FP11-E Floating Point Processor - FP11-F Floating-Point Processor
KE11-A Extended Arithmetic Element - KE11-B Extended Arithmetic Element
KE44-A Commercial Instruction Set Processor
KK11-A Cache Memory - KK11-B Cache Memory
KDJ11 PMI/UNIBUS backplane - KM11-A Maintenance Set
MS11 Semiconductor Memory System - MJ11 memory system - MK11 memory system - MS11-K MOS memory
LSI-11 chip set - LSI-11 CPUs - LSI-11 - LSI-11/2 - KEV11-B Extended Instruction Set - KEV11-C Commercial Instruction Set - KUV11 Writeable Control Store
F-11 chip set - KDF11 CPUs - KDF11-U CPU - KDF11-U CPU pinout - KTF11-A memory management chip - KEF11-A floating point chip - KEF11-B CIS chip - FPF11 floating point processor - KT24 UNIBUS map option
FPJ11 floating point accelerator - KDJ11 CPUs - KDJ11-B CPU - KDJ11-D CPU - KDJ11-E CPU - KTJ11-B UNIBUS adapter - PDP-11/83
RH70 MASSBUS controller - ML11 MOS Memory System
PDP-11 Bootstrap Loader - PDP-11 Absolute Loader
VAXen
Synchronous Backplane Interconnect - CPU/Memory Interconnect - VAX Bus Interconnect - Laser System Bus
KA780 CPU - FP780 Floating-Point Accelerator - MS780 Memory System - MA780 Multiport Memory Option - DW780 Unibus Adapter - RH780 Massbus Adapter - DR780 High-Performance Channel Interface - CI780 Computer Interconnect Adapter
KA750 CPU - FP750 Floating-Point Accelerator - DW750 Second Unibus Interface - UI750 Unibus Interface - DR750 General Purpose Interface
VAX 8600 series - VAX 10000 series
VAXstation I - VAXstation 3100 series - KD32 CPU
VAXserver 3100 series - VAXserver 3300/3400 - VAXserver 3500/3600 - VAXserver 4000 series - VAXserver 4000 Model 300
DR32 Device Interconnect - Hierarchical Storage Controller
Alphas
Other manufacturers
Texas Instruments - Fairchild Semiconductor - Intel - MIPS
Systems Concepts - Able Computer - Storage Technology Corporation - Century Data Systems - Seagate Technology - Advanced Computer Communications
Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation - Engineering Research Associates - Remington Rand - Control Data Corporation - General Electric - Systems Engineering Laboratories - Gould Electronics - Berkeley Computer Corporation - Xerox - Data General
Leo Computers - English Electric Computers - EMI Electronics - GEC Computers - International Computers and Tabulators - International Computers Limited
Symbolics - Datapoint - Interdata - Compaq - NeXT Computer, Inc
CompuServe - Tymshare - GeoCities
Non-DEC machines
- Automatic Computing Engine - Pilot ACE - DEUCE
Manchester Baby - Manchester Mark I - Ferranti Mark 1
EDVAC - IAS computer - Whirlwind - Memory Test Computer - Semi-Automatic Ground Environment - AN/FSQ-7
UNIVAC I - LGP-30 - Bendix G-15 - Packard Bell PB 250
Burroughs B5000 - CDC 6400 - CDC 6600
GE 600 series - GE-635 - GE-645 - Honeywell 6000 series
IBM 604 - IBM 650 - IBM 700 series - IBM 701 - IBM 704 - IBM 709
IBM 1401 - IBM 1620 - IBM 7000 series - IBM 7030 Stretch - IBM 7070 - IBM 7090 - IBM 7094
Standard Modular System - IBM I/O channel
CalComp Model 215 Disk Drive - Trident disk drives
Xerox Graphics Printer - Xerox Alto - Alto-1822 Interface - Dover
CONS - CADR - SUN workstation - Sun-1
Datapoint 2200 - Altair 8800 - Apple IIc - Apple IIGS - IBM PC - IBM-compatible PC
Lear Siegler ADM-3A - Term-Mite ST Smart Terminal
Extended Industry Standard Architecture - Micro Channel architecture - Peripheral Component Interconnect - Storage Module Device
Chips
Intel 8085 - Intel x86 - Intel 80486 - Intel Pentium
Real mode - Protected mode - Triple fault
Motorola M68000 Family - Motorola MC68000 - Motorola MC68030 - Motorola MC68040 - Motorola MC68060
National Semiconductor NS405 and NS455 Terminal Management Processor
UNIX
UNIX Second Edition - UNIX Third Edition - UNIX Fourth Edition
UNIX file system - Repairing early UNIX file systems
UNIX V6 internals - UNIX V6 memory layout - UNIX V6 dump analysis - xv6
Installing UNIX Sixth Edition - Upgrading UNIX Sixth Edition - Running UNIX V6 on an -11/23 - Installing UNIX Sixth Edition on Ersatz-11 - Running an LSI-11 from UNIX V6
Installing Unix Seventh Edition
LSX - MINI-UNIX - CB-UNIX - PWB/UNIX - USG UNIX - UNIX/370
2.10BSD - 2.11BSD - 4.4BSD - BSD Fast File System
PDP-11 C stack operation - UNIX a.out file - Typesetter C - Standard I/O library
Software systems
Compatible Time-Sharing System - OS/360 - CP operating system - ITS Internals Manual - ITS machine configurations - TOPS-10 - TENEX - CAL Time-Sharing System
ELF operating system - MOS operating system - FAT file system
MACRO-11 - Interactive Application System - XXDP diagnostic package
Michigan Algorithm Decoder - ALGOL - BCPL - BLISS - B programming language - DIBOL - FOCAL - PL/I - Java
List of emulators - Ersatz-11 - Bochs - PDP11GUI
Computer-aided design - Terminal emulator - Video game
X Window System - Stanford University Design System
TJ-2 - RUNOFF - PostScript - Sketchpad - Vi editor - Epsilon - Mozilla
Hello, world - PLATO - lex - flex
Networking
Communication network - Data network - Circuit-switching - Physical network - Network interface
Wide area network - Local area network - Carrier-Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection
Switching node - Gateway - Host - Client - Server
Routing architecture - Path selection - Routing table - Routing loop - Link state - Routing protocol
Packet - Datagram - Packet switch - Internetwork - Router - Big-endian - Little-endian
Protocol - Protocol suite - Application protocol - Internetworking layer - Reliable byte stream - End to end
Networking port - Connection - Sequence number - Acknowledgement - Timeout - Retransmission - Host table
International Network Working Group - TCP and Internet Meetings - TCP and IP bake offs - Internet Engineering Task Force
1822 interface - Network Control Program (ARPANET) - Host-to-IMP Protocol - Terminal Interface Processor - Terminal Interface Unit - Port Expander - C Gateway
Digital Data Communications Message Protocol - Packet Radio Network - Media Access Control Address - Address Resolution Protocol
Internet - Internet Protocol - User Datagram Protocol - Transmission Control Protocol - Domain Name System
Interior gateway protocol - Routing Information Protocol - Open Shortest Path First - Intermediate System to Intermediate System
Exterior gateway protocol - Autonomous System - Exterior Gateway Protocol - Border Gateway Protocol - Nimrod
Telnet - File Transfer Protocol - Email - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol - Hypertext Transfer Protocol - World Wide Web - Browser
Hypertext - Hypertext Markup Language
Request for Comments - Internet Experiment Note
Internet service provider - Relcom
Other
Computer operator - User - Multi-user - End-user
Original Equipment Manufacturer - Field service - Engineering Change Order
Vonada's Engineering Maxims - Backronym
Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration - Information Processing Techniques Office - Institute for Advanced Study - SRI International - Augmentation Research Center - MITRE
Research Laboratory of Electronics - Lincoln Laboratory - Project MAC - MIT Laboratory for Computer Science - MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory - MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
Stanford University - Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory - Project GENIE
Bell Laboratories - UNIX Support Group - Bell System Technical Journal
Charles Babbage Institute - Computer History Museum - Bitsavers - Living Computer Museum - Super Dimension Fortress - Computer Conservation Society - Centre for Computing History
John Vincent Atanasoff - Charles Babbage - John Mauchly - Alan Turing - John von Neumann
C. Gordon Bell - Seymour Cray - Douglas Engelbart - Butler Lampson - J. C. R. Licklider - Gordon Moore - Robert Noyce - Louis Pouzin - Dennis Ritchie - Jerry Saltzer - Ken Thompson
Pages I have substantially upgraded
Dual Inline Package - Random Access Memory
Operating system - Symbolic link
Digital Equipment Corporation - International Business Machines
TU10 magtape drive - TU56 DECtape Transport - TU60 DECasetteTape Transport
RK05 disk drive - RK06/07 disk drive - RL01/02 disk drive - RM02/03 disk drive - RP05 disk drive - RP06 disk drive - RA60 Disk Drive
RX33 Flexible Disk Drive - RX50 dual-diskette drive
RA70 disk drive - RA80 Disk Drive - RA82 disk drive - RM80 Disk Drive
PDP-10 - TM10 Magnetic Tape Control
PDP-11 architecture - UNIBUS - QBUS
PDP-11/04 - PDP-11/05 - PDP-11/10 - PDP-11/24 - PDP-11/34 - PDP-11/40 - PDP-11/44 - PDP-11/45 - PDP-11/70 - PDP-11/84
RF11 disk controller - RK11 disk controller - RK611 disk controller
PCL11 Communications System - Chaosnet interface
DZ11 asynchronous serial line interface
KWV11-C programmable real-time clock
KEV11-A floating point - KDF11-A CPU - KDF11-B CPU - J-11 chip set - KDJ11-A CPU
MSV11-D MOS memory - MSV11-J memory module
CXY08 8-Line Asynchronous Multiplexer
VAX-11/725 - VAX-11/750 - MS750 Memory System
VAX 8250 - VAX 8350 - VAX 6000 series - VAX 7000 series - VAX 9000 series
MicroVAX I - MicroVAX II - MicroVAX 3100 series - MicroVAX 3500/3600
VAXstation 3200/3500 - VAXstation 3520/3540 - VAXstation 4000 Model 96 - VAXstation 8000
Multics - Incompatible Timesharing System
PDP-7 UNIX - UNIX First Edition - UNIX Sixth Edition
Emacs editors - QED (text editor) - What You See Is What You Get
Interface Message Processor - ANTS terminal system - Ethernet - CHAOSnet