19 Jul
2007
19 Jul
'07
12:10 p.m.
The 1979 book says the 2901 came out in 1976, so you have a few years to
go back. It also states that the A,B -> G\,P\ time is 80 ns for the 2901
e.stiebler wrote:
William Blair wrote:
I have a paper copy here, and it just says "perfomance (of the 2901b)
exceeds the of 2901a and 2901". No numbers :(
So, you have to dig further back in history than that ;-)
Does
anyone have the datasheets on the AMD 2901 bit slice?
I have the data sheet on the 2901A/2901B/, but it would be nice to have
some timings from the 2901.
Although I haven't looked, I suspect that its would be in the 33MB PDF
1979-AMD2900.pdf found
here:
http://www.electronballet.com/Databooks/
It's the AM2900 Family Databook.