Avionics computers
MIL-STD-1750A , 2 July 1980, with updated Notice 1, 21 May 1982
MIL-STD-1750A
Specification and vendor information resources research
MIL-STD-1750A Resource Center/Resources
Software Vendor Information
Development Tools
UNIVAC-NTDS: UNIVAC 1206, AN/USQ-20 – From the Antique Computer website
UNIVAC-NTDS
NASA history of AP-101 development nasa office history computers
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NASA description of shuttle GPCs spaceflight nasa shuttle reference orbiter avionics
HSF - The Shuttle
''Apollo'' simulation for Orbiter spaceflight sim projects
SourceForge.net: Project Apollo - NASSP
Description of The Lunar Module Computer abc science moon computer
Footprints on the Moon - About the Apollo Computers
here running the launch monitoring program.
Mark's Orbiter Page – Mark Grant's attempt to wire the Virtual AGC software into the NASSP Apollo simulation for the Orbiter space simulator
Mark's Orbiter Page
Virtual AGC Home Page – Ronald Burkey's AGC simulator, plus source and binary code recovery for the Colossus (CSM) and Luminary (LEM) SW
Virtual AGC Home Page
AGC Replica – John Pultorak's successful project to build a hardware replica of the Block I AGC in his basement
Block I Apollo Guidance Computer Replica
National Air and Space Museum's AGC Block I and
NASM Space Artifacts: Apollo Guidance Computer, Block I
The MIT AGC Project – With comprehensive document archive
''The Apollo Guidance Computer - A Users View'' ( PDF) – By David Scott, Apollo mission astronaut
''Computers in Spaceflight: The NASA Experience'' – By James Tomayko (Chapter 2, Part 5, "The Apollo guidance computer: Hardware")
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The F14 CADC Microprocessor: a 20-bit, pipelined, parallel multi-microprocessor – By Ray. M. Holt
F14A CADC Microprocessor - MP944
Mongoose-V product page – At Synova's website
Mongoose-V MIPS R3000 Rad-Hard Processor
Software on Mars rovers 'space qualified' – By Matthew Fordahl/AP, 23 January 2004
Software on Mars rovers 'space qualified'
Brochure of RAD750 Single-Board Systems (PDF) – From BAE Systems
Detailed brochure of the RAD750 processor ( PDF)
Honeywell Takes Rad-Hard to 0.15-Micron – By Jessica Davis, Electronic News, 19 Apr 2005
Electronic News - Honeywell Takes Rad-Hard to 0.15-Micron - 4/19/2005 - Electronic News - CA526020
Sandia Labs to develop (...) radiation-hardened Pentium® (...) for space and defense needs – Sandia press release, 8 Dec 1998
(also includes a general "backgrounder" section on Sandia's manufacturing processes for radiation-hardening of microelectronics)
Radiation-hardened Pentium® processor
(I)ntegrated Approach with COTS Creates Rad-Tolerant (SBC) for Space – By Chad Thibodeau, Maxwell Technologies; COTS Journal, Dec 2003
COTS Journal
Spare Time Gizmos ELF 2K page hardware
COSMAC Elf 2000
COSMAC ELF website
COSMAC ELF and the TinyELF Emulator - The 1802 in Microcomputer History
COSMAC assembly language programming (table of contents in HTML; document itself in PDF)
Index of /COSMAC
CDP1802 datasheet ( PDF)
''Computers in Spaceflight: The NASA Experience'', Ch.3: The Skylab Computer System – Hardware – From the online version of the NASA report by George Tomayko.
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