Design of a Microprogrammable Computer With Bit-Slice Devices D. Ibrahim.

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İbrahim, Doğan, Prof. Dr

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ArticleLanguage: English Publication details: 1980.Subject(s):

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TS156.8

In: Microprocessors and Microsystems 1980, Vol 4 Issue 2Summary: In this two-part series of articles the basic principles of designing a 16-bit computer made up of 4-bit bit-slice devices are discussed. The first part considers the data processing "and control sections of such a system. Fixed instruction set microprocessors have been very popular for the last five years and have been increasingly used in new applications. These microprocessors are manu- factured using MOS technology and all data processing and control logic are implemented on a single chip. In some cases, the program memory, data memory and input/ output ...

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Online Electronic Document	NEU Grand Library Online electronic	TS156.8 .D47 1980 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan	EOL-343

In this two-part series of articles the basic principles of designing a 16-bit computer made up
of 4-bit bit-slice devices are discussed. The first part considers the data processing "and control
sections of such a system. Fixed instruction set microprocessors have been very popular for the
last five years and have been increasingly used in new applications. These microprocessors
are manu- factured using MOS technology and all data processing and control logic are implemented
on a single chip. In some cases, the program memory, data memory and input/ output ...

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