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The PDP-11/23 PLUS, introduced in November 1981, introduced an integrated | The PDP-11/23 PLUS, introduced in November 1981, introduced an integrated solution on a single [[DEC card form factor |quad]]-width [[QBUS]] board, which included [[F-11 chip set|F-11]] [[Central Processing Unit|CPU]], [[memory management]] unit, a socket for inserting an [[KEF11-A floating point chip|KEF11-A]] [[floating point unit]], and two [[asynchronous serial line]]s, which had a maximum speed of 19,200 baud. | ||
=== Essential parts that make up a PDP 11/23 PLUS === | |||
*[[ | * M8189 [[KDF11-B CPU]] board | ||
*22-bit [[QBUS]] backplane | * 22-bit [[QBUS]] [[backplane]] | ||
{{PDP-11s}} | {{PDP-11s}} | ||
[[Category:QBUS PDP-11s]] | |||
Revision as of 15:04, 17 February 2018
| PDP-11/23 PLUS | |
 PDP-11/23 PLUS with two RL02s, TK50, and third party SCSI. | |
| Manufacturer: | Digital Equipment Corporation |
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| Year Introduced: | November 1981 |
| Word Size: | 16 bit |
| Physical Address Size: | 22 bit |
| Virtual Address Size: | 16 bit |
| Bus Architecture: | QBUS |
The PDP-11/23 PLUS, introduced in November 1981, introduced an integrated solution on a single quad-width QBUS board, which included F-11 CPU, memory management unit, a socket for inserting an KEF11-A floating point unit, and two asynchronous serial lines, which had a maximum speed of 19,200 baud.
Essential parts that make up a PDP 11/23 PLUS
- M8189 KDF11-B CPU board
- 22-bit QBUS backplane
