PDP-5

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The PDP-5 was an early 18-bit minicomputer introduced by Digital Equipment Corporation in the 1960s, notable as a predecessor to the influential PDP-8 and for helping establish the minicomputer market.

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Label Occurrences
PDP-5 canonical 3

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf minicomputer
architectureType 18-bit architecture
brand DEC PDP NERFINISHED
category DEC 18-bit computers NERFINISHED
commercialStatus commercially sold computer
computerType general-purpose computer
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
cpuWordSize 18 bits
dataPathWidth 18 bits
designedBy Digital Equipment Corporation engineers
family Programmed Data Processor NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance early commercial minicomputer
transition from large mainframes to smaller computers
influenced PDP-8 design
instructionSetWidth 18-bit instructions
introducedBy Digital Equipment Corporation NERFINISHED
introducedInYear 1963
manufacturer Digital Equipment Corporation NERFINISHED
marketSegment minicomputer market
memoryAddressWidth 18 bits
notableFor being a predecessor to the PDP-8
helping establish the minicomputer market
partOfSeries PDP series NERFINISHED
predecessorOf PDP-8 NERFINISHED
successor PDP-8 NERFINISHED
technologyEra 1960s computers
usage industrial control
laboratory control
scientific computing
wordLength 18-bit

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PDP-7 relatedTo PDP-5
Gordon Bell notableWork PDP-5
PDP-8 predecessor PDP-5