DEC Logic Handbooks, was Re: 6845 CRTC, Microvitec VDU/BBC Micro sync waveforms

From: Dan Veeneman <dan_at_ekoan.com>
Date: Mon Sep 9 15:32:00 2002

At 07:33 PM 9/9/02 +0100, you wrote:
>Just recently, I found a 1966/67 edition of The Digital Logic Handbook,
>which describes all the flip-chip modules of the time. Also shows the
>PDP-7 and PDP-8.

I've got the Logic Handbooks for 66-67, 1967 (yes, two different books),
1969 and 1970, if anyone needs information from them. The 1970 issue
has an interesting section in the back entitled "Interfacing to the PDP-11."

I've also got a Digital Control Handbook from 1970, which details the
K Series Solid State Control Modules and the various Control and Data
Acquisition Systems. It also has two page blurbs and photos in the back
for several computer products of the time, including the PDP-8/I and 8/L,
the PDP-9 and 9/L, the PDP-10 and the Computer Lab, a DEC-produced
digital logic trainer.

Speaking of books, at a recent hamfest I picked up a 1986 Inmos databook
and a Transputer Reference Manual dated January 1987. Was someone on
the list recently looking for either of these titles?


Cheers,

Dan
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Received on Mon Sep 09 2002 - 15:32:00 BST