这里有几本关于 bit-slice 处理器的老书，读起来非常有意思：Donnamaie E. White 写的《Bit-Slice Design: Controllers and ALUs》，以及 John Mick 和 James Brick 写的《Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design》
Here are some old books on bit-slice processors. Very interesting reading. Bit-Slice Design: Controllers and ALUs by Donnamaie E. White Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design by John Mick and James Brick
如果有人想了解更多关于 Microcode 的通用知识，我找到了两本有料的老书：* 《Bit-Slice Design: Controllers and ALUs》，Donnamaie White 著 * 《Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design》，Mick 和 Brick 著
Anyone wanting to learn more about Microcode in general, I found two old books that has some information: * Bit-Slice Design: Controllers and ALUs, Donnamaie White * Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design, Mick and Brick
If you don't know of it already, you might like the book Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design written by Mick and Brick. It's written to be very AM2900 specific, but a lot of the techniques would apply to microcoded TTL processors with just a little more work on your end. And it really does…
You may be right about the 2900, but I think that one of the 2900 books ("Bit-slice Microprocessor Design" by Mick and Brick) could be considered very influential to a certain generation of older digital designer. Thanks for bringing this up--I'll need to add a copy to my library now!
…microprocessor.[...]" Along those lines, there was also a set of "bit-sliced" chips from AMD, which looked very interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Am2900 P.S. The "Mick & Brick" book: https://www.amazon.com/Bit-slice-microprocessor-design-John-...
…could use them as LEGO blocks to build your own design (e.g. 8, 12 ou 16 bits) with much fewer parts than using standard TTL gates (or ECL NANDs, if you were Seymour Cray). The 1980 Mick & Brick book Bit-slice Microprocessor Design later gathered together some "application notes" - the cookbooks/crib sheets that semiconductor companies wrote and provided to get buyers/engineers started after the spec sheets.
这里有几本关于 bit-slice 处理器的老书，读起来非常有意思：Donnamaie E. White 写的《Bit-Slice Design: Controllers and ALUs》，以及 John Mick 和 James Brick 写的《Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design》
Here are some old books on bit-slice processors. Very interesting reading. Bit-Slice Design: Controllers and ALUs by Donnamaie E. White Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design by John Mick and James Brick
如果有人想了解更多关于 Microcode 的通用知识，我找到了两本有料的老书：* 《Bit-Slice Design: Controllers and ALUs》，Donnamaie White 著 * 《Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design》，Mick 和 Brick 著
Anyone wanting to learn more about Microcode in general, I found two old books that has some information: * Bit-Slice Design: Controllers and ALUs, Donnamaie White * Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design, Mick and Brick
如果你之前还不知道的话，可能会喜欢 Mick 和 Brick 写的那本《Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design》。虽然书里的内容非常针对 AM2900，但只要你自己稍加改造，很多技术完全可以应用到基于微码的 TTL 处理器上。而且它确实……
If you don't know of it already, you might like the book Bit-Slice Microprocessor Design written by Mick and Brick. It's written to be very AM2900 specific, but a lot of the techniques would apply to microcoded TTL processors with just a little more work on your end. And it really does…
关于 2900 你说的可能有道理，不过我觉得其中一本讲 2900 的书（Mick 和 Brick 写的《Bit-slice Microprocessor Design》）对老一辈的某代数字电路设计师来说，算得上影响深远了。多谢提起来——我这就得去给我的藏书添一本！
You may be right about the 2900, but I think that one of the 2900 books ("Bit-slice Microprocessor Design" by Mick and Brick) could be considered very influential to a certain generation of older digital designer. Thanks for bringing this up--I'll need to add a copy to my library now!
……微处理器。[...]” 顺着这个思路，AMD 当年也出过一套“bit-sliced”芯片，看着挺有意思的：https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Am2900 附：那本“Mick & Brick”的书：https://www.amazon.com/Bit-slice-microprocessor-design-John-...
…microprocessor.[...]" Along those lines, there was also a set of "bit-sliced" chips from AMD, which looked very interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Am2900 P.S. The "Mick & Brick" book: https://www.amazon.com/Bit-slice-microprocessor-design-John-...
……你可以把它们当成乐高积木来搭建自己的设计（比如 8、12 或 16 位），所用的元器件比用标准 TTL 门电路（或者像 Seymour Cray 那样用 ECL NAND）少得多。1980 年 Mick 和 Brick 写的书《Bit-slice Microprocessor Design》后来汇总了一些“application notes”——也就是半导体公司在提供 spec sheets 之后，为了让买家/工程师上手而编写的做菜手册/速查秘籍。
…could use them as LEGO blocks to build your own design (e.g. 8, 12 ou 16 bits) with much fewer parts than using standard TTL gates (or ECL NANDs, if you were Seymour Cray). The 1980 Mick & Brick book Bit-slice Microprocessor Design later gathered together some "application notes" - the cookbooks/crib sheets that semiconductor companies wrote and provided to get buyers/engineers started after the spec sheets.