The DCJ11 was the last PDP-11 processor developed by DEC. When you first look at it and try to read the datasheet you might be overhelmed by the complexity and features of this CPU. But compared to other 16-bit processors of this era it was in fact very powerful but yet still easy to use. For those interested I have put together what I know about the DCJ11.
Read moreEurocard sized Single Board Computer using a DCJ11 which implements the basic features of a breadboard PDP-11/Hack with an expansion slot that allows for further enhancement up to a fully functional PDP-11 running RT-11.
Read moreDetailed building instructions for the SBC giving a step by step description of each individual step.
Read moreSome explanation to the circuit used for the DCJ11 SBC
Read moreInstead of using the six TTL logic devices you can use a GAL16V8. This will save you sockets, soldering time and the need to purchase many different TTL logic components.
Read moreFor those without the possibility to get their hands on a DC319 UART I have created a small CDP6402 adapter to plug into the socket for the DC319.
Read moreThe DCJ11 SBC is prepared for more RAM and also provides the necessary logic to decode non-existing memory address
Read moreFor more fun, projects or any advanced feature you would develop your own PCB that goes into the card edge slot, the expansion slot. However for many small projects this would be overkill. Here is one solution to this dilemma.
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