%A C. Gordon Bell
%A J. Craig Mudge
%A John E. McNamara
%T Sven views of computer systems
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 1-26

%A C. Gordon Bell
%A J. Craig Mudge
%A John E. McNamara
%T Technology progress in logic and memories
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 17-62

%A C. Gordon Bell
%A J. Craig Mudge
%A John E. McNamara
%T Packaging and manufacturing
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 63-91

%A Kenneth H. Olsen
%T Transistor circuitry in the Lincoln TX-2
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 97-102

%A Richard L. Best
%A Russell C. Doane
%A John E. McNamara
%T Digital modules, the basis for computers
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 103-118

%A C. Gordon Bell
%A Gerald Butler
%A Robert Gray
%A John E. McNamara
%A Donald Vonada
%A Ronald Wilson
%T The PDP-1 and other 18-bit computers
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 123-174

%A C. Gordon Bell
%A John E. McNamara
%T The PDP-8 and other 12-bit computers
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 175-208

%A C. Gordon Bell
%A Allen Newell
%A Daniel P. Siewiorek
%T Structural levels of the PDP-8
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 209-228

%A C. Gordon Bell
%A Roger Cady
%A Harold MacFarland
%A Bruce A. Delagi
%A James F. O'Loughlin
%A Ronald Noonan
%A William A. Wulf
%T A new architecture for minicomputers - the DEC PDP-11
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 241-262

%A William D. Strecker
%T Cache memories for PDP-11 family computers
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 263-267

%A John V. Levy
%T Buses, the skeleton of computer architectures
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 269-299

%A Mark J. Sebern
%T A minicomputer-compatible microcomputer system: the DEC LSI-11
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 301-313

%A J. Craig Mudge
%T Design decisions for the PDP-11/60 mid-range minicomputer
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 315-326

%A Edward A. Snow
%A Daniel P. Siewiorek
%T Impact of implementation design tradeoffs on performance:
the PDP-11, a case study
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 327-364

%A Ronald F. Brender
%T Turning cousins into sisters:
an example of software smoothing of hardware differences
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 365-378

%A C. Gordon Bell
%A J. Craig Mudge
%T The evolution of the PDP-11
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 379-408

%A William D. Strecker
%T VAX-11/780: a virtual address extension to the DEC PDP-11 family
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 409-428

%A C. Gordon Bell
%A John Eggert
%A John Grason
%A Peter Williams
%T The description and use of register transfer modules (RTMs)
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 441-448

%A Thomas M. McWilliams
%A Samuel H. Fuller
%A William H. Sherwood
%T Using LSI processor bit-slices to build a PDP-11
- a case study in microcomputer design
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 449-462

%A Samuel H. Fuller
%A John K. Ousterhout
%A Levy Raskin
%A Paul I. Rubinfeld
%A Pradeep S. Sindhu
%A Richard J. Swan
%T Multi-microprocessors: an overview and working example
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 463-484

%A C. Gordon Bell
%A Alan Kotok
%A Thomas N. Hastings
%A Richard Hill
%T The evolution of the DECsystem-10
%B Computer engineering; a DEC view of hardware systems design
%E C. Gordon Bell
%E J. Craig Mudge
%E John E. McNamara
%I Digital Press
%D 1978
%P 489-518