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UM-1NX

UM1-NX at the Leningrad Electromechanical Plant

UM1-HX is an electronic computer for solving control and management tasks. It was created in KB-2, in Leningrad , under the leadership of F. G. Staros and I. V. Berg . Development has been carried out since 1958, in 1962 the machine was adopted by the State Commission, since 1963 it was produced in series at the Leningrad Electromechanical Plant [1] . For the development of the machine in 1969, the developers were awarded the USSR State Prize in the field of science and technology.

The first Soviet mini-computer .

Content

  • 1 Specifications
  • 2 Command system
  • 3 Internal IO device
  • 4 Dimensions
  • 5 Usage Examples
  • 6 notes
  • 7 References

Specifications

Cell computer database - discrete transistors , about 8000 pieces, resistors and capacitors . The logical base is resistor-transistor . RAM - on ferrite plates. Dimensions of the main unit - 880 × 535 × 330 mm, power consumption - 200 watts.

The machine used a binary system, the operations performed on fixed-point numbers. Command system - mixed addressing, one-, two- and three-address commands, with developed I / O operators, designed for use in real-time systems.

  • Bit depth - 15 binary digits (14 + 1 signed).
  • Bit teams - 20 binary digits.
  • Performance - 5000 additions, 1000 multiplications or divisions per second.
  • RAM:
    • internal: numbers - 256 words, constants - 512 words, commands - 2048 words.
    • external (as part of a cabinet with peripheral equipment, optional): numbers - 512-4096 words, commands - 512-4096 words.

The input-output system included, in addition to an apparatus for reading and writing punched tape and a console with an electric typewriter, a set of ADCs and DACs , as well as serial digital channels. The maximum number of channels served is 2048 per input and output.

Command System

It has a total of 32 teams.

The command system includes special operations that ensure the exchange of information between the machine and control objects, as well as real-time operation .

Internal I / O

The control machine had 8 channels for entering information in the form of a DC voltage from −5 to +5 V and 8 channels for entering information in the form of a shaft rotation angle.

Dimensions

Dimensions of the machine UM-1NX - 880 × 535 × 330 mm, weight without power supply - 80 kg.

Power consumption of 200 watts.

Use

UM1-NKh was used to control technological processes at the Chromatron color picture tubes factory , [2] to control the Votkinsk hydroelectric station . [3]

  • 1150 blooming pressure control system at the Cherepovets Metallurgical Plant . [4] [5]
  • The control and regulation system of the 2nd unit of the Beloyarsk NPP , the central subsystem of which consisted of two UM1-HX machines operating in the “hot” reserve mode. About 4 thousand I / O channels connected to 15 constructs of USO UM1-HX were connected to them. The complex was equipped with 120 angle-code converters. [four]

Notes

  1. ↑ BIOGRAPHY OF THE ENTERPRISE “LENINGRAD ELECTROMECHANICAL PLANT” (rus.) . LEMZ. Date of treatment June 30, 2011.
  2. ↑ A.A. Shokin. ELECTRONICS ON THE CONSTRUCTION (rus.) . MINISTER OF THE INCREDIBLE INDUSTRY . Date of treatment June 30, 2011. Archived on August 13, 2012.
  3. ↑ History of hydroelectric power station (Russian) . The RusHydro branch is Votkinskaya HPP (2010). Date of treatment July 3, 2011. Archived on August 13, 2012.
  4. ↑ 1 2 UM1-HX .
  5. ↑ Steel, 1971, No. 10.

Links

  • Virtual Computer Museum - UM1-HX
  • Boris Nikolaevich Malinovsky. Appendix 16: The managing complex for the national economy UM1-HX (Russian) . The history of computer technology in the faces . Virtual Computer Museum (2010). - An electronic version of the 1995 book. Date of treatment July 3, 2011.
  • American Journal of Control Engineering , 1966, No. 5, rubric, Desktop model.


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=УМ-1НХ&oldid=102668187


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