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AN/UYK-7

The AN/UYK-7 was the standard 32-bit computer of the United States Navy for surface ship and submarine platforms, starting in 1970. It was used in… 
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1991
1991
Simulation of a Parallel Processor Based Small Tactical System
Abstract : The Simulation of A Parallel Processor Based Small Tactical System is a part of The Parallel Command and Decision… 
1982
1982
Machine Instruction Count Program
The Machine Instruction Count Program (MIC Program) was originally developed in 1978 to produce 'operator' and 'operand' counts… 
1980
1980
Program Design Language Architecture Specification for the AN/UYK-7 Central Processor
Abstract : The Univac AN/UYK-7 computer is the Navy's standard mainframe computer for medium and large scale applications. This… 
1979
1979
Comparison Of Computer Architectures For Radar Signal Processing
This paper describes the evaluation of a set of computer architectures for radar data signal processing. Architectures considered… 
1976
1976
Emulation of the AN/UYK-7 tactical data computer on the Burrough's D-machine
Abstract : A workable design is presented for emulating the AN/UYK-7 multiprocessing computer system on the Burrough's… 
1976
1976
How fast is "real-time"?
A single bench mark test was compiled and run on the AN/UYK-7 computer, and on a number of commercial computers, in order to… 
Review
1975
Review
1975
Performance Prediction and Evaluation for the AN/UYK-20 and AN/UYK-7 Computers,
Abstract : A review is given for a technique that relates the performance of the CPU 1 Main Memory section of small computers to… 
1975
1975
An Implementation of Structured Code Techniques on a Real-Time System
In early 1973 the Computer Programming Laboratory of Hughes Aircraft Company decided to utilize structured programmning on a… 
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