Kibocsátókapcsolt logika (Hungarian Wikipedia)

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  • Supnik, Bob. "Raven: Introduction: The ECL Conundrum". Raven was started in 1988... Raven was a simplified VAX design with a single chip CPU and a single chip FPU. Implemented in Fujitsu's ECL standard cells, it was intended to run at 250Mhz and deliver 50 "VUPS" ... Power dissipation would have been a startling (for the day) 150W.

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