PDP-8 family: Difference between revisions

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The PDP-8 family was a range of 12-bit minicomputers produced by DEC.

as well as two microprocessor implementations:

PDP-8 - Original PDP-8 documents at Bitsavers
PDP-8 reference card (images in TAR file)
C. Gordon Bell and John E. McNamara, The PDP-8 and Other 12-Bit Computers, in C. Gordon Bell, J. Craig Mudge, John. E. McNamara, Computer Engineering: A DEC View of Hardware Systems Design, Digital Press, Bedford, 1978
Online PDP-8 Home Page - David Gesswein's PDP-8 site
PDP-8 Models and Options - Douglas Jones' PDP-8 site
The PDP-8 - "The first ‘personal’ computer for engineers and scientists ushered in the minicomputer era", John Voelker, IEEE Spectrum
"Rhode Island Computer Museum: Digital Equipment PDP-8/S, S/N 517" - "The PDP-8/S ... was designed by Saul P. Dinman and was the first CPU to cost less than $10,000. It ... does not contain any integrated circuits. Just the processor contains 1001 transistors."
"A relay PDP-8 ?" is a paper design by Joe Allen for a 227-relay computer implementation that executes the PDP-8 instruction set.

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 * [http://homepage.cs.uiowa.edu/~jones/pdp8/models/ PDP-8 Models and Options] - Douglas Jones' PDP-8 site
 * [https://ethw.org/File:OMNI-pdp8.pdf The PDP-8] - "The first ‘personal’ computer for engineers and scientists ushered in the minicomputer era", John Voelker, IEEE Spectrum
+* [https://www.ricomputermuseum.org/collections-gallery/equipment/pdp-8s "Rhode Island Computer Museum: Digital Equipment PDP-8/S, S/N 517"] - "The PDP-8/S ... was designed by Saul P. Dinman and was the first CPU to cost less than $10,000. It ... does not contain any integrated circuits. Just the processor contains 1001 transistors."
+* [https://relaysbc.sourceforge.net/devlog.html "A relay PDP-8 ?"] is a paper design by Joe Allen for a 227-[[relay]] computer implementation that executes the PDP-8 instruction set.
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