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CVAX

Microprocessor chipset

the CVAX 78034 CPU, CFPA floating-point accelerator, CVAX clock chip, and the associated support chips, the CVAX System Support Chip (CSSC), CVAX Memory

CVAX

Line of computers sold by Digital Equipment Corporation

VAX processors followed in the form of the V-11, CVAX, CVAX SOC ("System On Chip", a single-chip CVAX), Rigel, Mariah and NVAX implementations. The VAX

VAX

MicroVAX

Family of low-cost minicomputers

MicroVAX 3100 Model 10 Teammate II KA41-A, CVAX, 11.11 MHz (90 ns) MicroVAX 3100 Model 10e Teammate II KA41-D, CVAX+, 16.67 MHz (60 ns) 32 MB of memory maximum

MicroVAX

DEC Firefly

Workstation computer

floating-point coprocessor, but later Firefly systems used the faster CVAX 78034 microprocessors, CVAX Floating Point Chips (floating-point coprocessors). The processor

DEC Firefly

DEC_Firefly

VAXstation

Family of DEC workstation computers

(60 ns) CVAX+ microprocessor with a 64KB external cache. Code named "PVAX", it used the KA42-A CPU module containing an 11.12 MHz (90 ns) CVAX microprocessor

VAXstation

Easter egg (media)

Something hidden within a work

when the chip package is opened and examined under magnification. The 1984 CVAX microchip implementation of the MicroVAX CPU contains in its etchings the

Easter egg (media)

Easter_egg_(media)

VAX 6000

Minicomputer by Digital Equipment Corporation

"Calypso" Introduced on 19 April 1988 One to four 12.5 MHz (80 ns cycle time) CVAX chip set(s), each with an external 256 KB of secondary cache built from 160

VAX 6000

VAX_6000

History of computing hardware (1960s–present)

1986 NEC V60; Sun SPARC MB86900/86910; Zilog Z80000 1987 Acorn ARM2; DEC CVAX 78034; Hitachi Gmicro/200; Motorola 68030; NEC V70 1988 Apollo PRISM; Intel

History of computing hardware (1960s–present)

History_of_computing_hardware_(1960s–present)

List of microprocessors

microECLIPSE VEGA Microprocessors DEC T-11 DEC J-11 DEC V-11 MicroVAX 78032 CVAX Rigel Mariah NVAX Alpha 21064 Alpha 21164 Alpha 21264 Alpha 21364 StrongARM

List of microprocessors

List_of_microprocessors

Microprocessor chronology

Timeline of microprocessors

16 MHz 16/32 1.5 μm 375,000 1987 80C186 Intel 10 MHz 16 - 56,000 (CMOS) 1987 CVAX 78034 DEC 12.5 MHz 32 2.0 μm 134,000 1987 ARM2 Acorn 8 MHz 32 2 μm 25,000

Microprocessor chronology

Microprocessor_chronology

DEC Alpha

64-bit RISC instruction set architecture

modifications. This became the "EVAX" concept, a follow-on to the successful CMOS CVAX implementation. When management accepted the findings, they decided to give

DEC Alpha

DEC_Alpha

History of computer hardware in Eastern Bloc countries

University. Steal The Best, a micrograph of a Digital Equipment Corporation CVAX microprocessor used in the MicroVAX and VAX 6200 systems. It contains "VAX

History of computer hardware in Eastern Bloc countries

History_of_computer_hardware_in_Eastern_Bloc_countries

VAX 9000

Mainframe computer from DEC

single-chip versions of the VAX began to appear, like late 1987's single-chip CVAX. DEC was facing the possibility that some future VAX machine would sit on

VAX 9000

VAX_9000

VAXft

Family of fault-tolerant minicomputers

It used the KA520 CPU module containing a 16.67 MHz (60 ns cycle time) CVAX+ chip set with 32 KB of external secondary cache. The system contained two

VAXft