22 Nov
2010
22 Nov
'10
2:26 p.m.
From: mcguire at neurotica.com
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I worked on a commercial (well, "commercial academic", a NASA-funded
project at a university) design that used an Am2910 microsequencer, and
that got me interested in 2900s. Well, that and seeing rows of them on
the FP11-A in my PDP-11/34, and several third-party disk and tape
controllers. ;) I've always wanted to do an Am2900-based design, and I
will if I can ever get some free time.
I do have an Am2901 eval board which is pretty neat.
Hi
I have a S100 board that is said to be a math processor board
that has a single 2901 on it. I have the manual as well.
My Nicolet digital averager scope has several 2901s in it.
They used these just about anywhere one needed a little
more horse power.
Dwight