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DDP-116

Manufacturer Computer Controls Corporation
Identification,ID DDP-116
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Photo
DDP-116

Placard
DDP-116,
1965

The DDP-116 was designed by Gardner Hendrie and is the first 16-bit minicomputer. The memory cycle time is rated at 1.7 usec with memory available in 1, 4 and 8K-word modules. The instruction set has 63 commands. A paper tape machinepunch and teleprinter were standard equipment.

Architecture
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Special features
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Historical Notes
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This Artifact
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Interesting Web Sites

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Updated July 15, 2001