Re: bit slice chips (was Re: Harris H800 Computer)

[Jon Elson]

On 04/23/2016 07:41 AM, Noel Chiappa wrote:
     > From: Brent Hilpert
     > I'd say the 74181 (1970) deserves a mention here. Simpler (no register
     > component, ALU only) but it pretty much kicked off the start of
     > IC-level bit slicing.

Yes, it was used in quite a few machines. Among the PDP-11's alone, it is
found in the -11/45, /05, /40, /04 and /34, to name a few that I checked
quickly, and almost certainly others too (e.g. /70).

The 11/45 and 11/70 are mostly the same processor.  
Definitely, the data paths boards and FPU are the same part 
numbers.

Jon