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Minicomputers
Minicomputers illustrate some of the potential pitfalls and benefits that can be gained if a minicomputer system is chosen wisely. This book is divided into five chapters—introduction, software, programming, selecting the minicomputer system, and applications. This text specifically discusses the advantages of the minicomputer, peripheral devices for minicomputer systems, arithmetical software, and operating systems. The nature of programming language, typical minicomputer assembly language functions, and feasibility study are also elaborated. This monograph likewise covers the preparation of tender, original equipment manufacturers (OEM) applications, and unusual applications of minicomputers. This publication is beneficial to all potential users such as scientists, research workers, process control engineers, and business managers, including educationalists concerned with computer education.
The Executive's Handbook to Minicomputers
Monograph on technical aspects of mini-computers - covers central processing units, selecting a main memory, understanding communications, terminals, purpose and structure of computer programmes, etc., And includes a glossary of related terms. Diagrams.
Input/output System Of Minicomputers: I/o Software Of Pdp Computers
This book gives a complete and systematic account of the I/O software system of minicomputers, the writing of new drivers and privileged processes to perform I/O operations. This book should be ideal for researchers and professionals who have a general understanding of the nature of programming and assembly language. It enables the readers to transfer their expertise readily to other computers and also prepares them for employment as I/O software engineers.
Minicomputers in Sensory and Information-processing Research
Historical perspectives; Minicomputers in the psychological laboratory; Structure and use of minicomputers; Time-shared terminals in research; Psychophysical methods and the minicomputer; Minicomputers and vision research; The minicomputer and research in hearning; A survey of computer use in cognitive science' The minicomputer and neurophysiological techniques; Future trends.
