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The fault-tolerant 3B-20 processor
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Proceedings of the May 4-7, 1981, national computer conference table of contents
Chicago, Illinois
SESSION: Computer hardware and architecture table of contents
Pages 41-48  
Year of Publication: 1981
Authors
L. E. Gallaher  Bell Telephone Laboratories, Naperville, Illinois
W. N. Toy  Bell Telephone Laboratories, Naperville, Illinois
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AFIPS : American Federation of Information Processing Societies
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ACM  New York, NY, USA
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ABSTRACT

The 3B-20 is the first Bell System general-purpose telecommunication processor designed to meet a broad range of applications. New features such as memory management are incorporated into its design to support a modern operating system. Hardware supports are provided to efficiently execute a high-level language. The 3B-20 Processor is designed to meet ESS reliability requirements and the proven technique of self-checking duplex operation forms its basic architecture structure.


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"No. 1 ESS Description," BSTJ, September, 1968.
 
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"No. 2 ESS Description," BSTJ, October, 1969.
 
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No. 1A Processor Description," BSTJ, February, 1977.
 
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Toy, W. N. "Fault Tolerant Design of ESS Processors," Proceedings IEEE, October 1978.
 
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Storey, T. F., "Design of a Microprogram Control for a Processor in an Electronic-Switching System." BSTJ, February 1976.
 
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AMD. The Am2900 Family Data Book. 1979.
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L. E. Gallaher: colleagues
W. N. Toy: colleagues