Honeywell 316

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The Honeywell 316 is a 16-bit minicomputer introduced in the late 1960s, used widely for real-time control, industrial, and embedded applications.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16-bit computer
minicomputer
architectureType 16-bit architecture
bitWidth 16
computerFamily Honeywell 200 series
countryOfOrigin United States
dataPathWidth 16 bits
designedFor dedicated control tasks
on-line control
real-time applications
hasPeripheralSupportFor disk drives
magnetic tape drives
paper tape readers
printers
teletypes
instructionSetCompatibility Honeywell 200 series
instructionSetType fixed-word instruction set
introducedInDecade 1960s
introducedInYear 1969
mainMemoryTechnology magnetic core memory
manufacturer Honeywell
marketedAs low-cost minicomputer
marketSegment embedded computing
industrial computing
process control computing
memoryType core memory
notableCharacteristic widely used in real-time control applications
operatingSystemSupport monitor programs
real-time operating systems
packaging cabinet system
rack-mounted system
powerRequirement suitable for embedded installations
supports direct memory access
interrupts
real-time I/O
technologyEra second generation minicomputers
usedAs controller
embedded controller
front-end processor
usedFor data acquisition
embedded applications
industrial control
process control
real-time control
usedIn industrial plants
laboratory systems
military systems
telecommunications systems
wordSize 16 bits

Referenced by (3)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Honeywell 316 ("Honeywell 200 series")
computerFamily
IMP
hardwarePlatform
Honeywell DDP-516
successorInRole

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