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F-14 CADC

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99: 20: 95:. The 4004 did not have nearly the computing power or interfacing capability required to perform the functions of the CADC. At the time, the best integrated circuit (chip) technology available lacked the scale (number of transistors per chip) necessary to build a single-chip microprocessor for a flight control system. 141:. Inputs to the system included the primary flight controls, a number of switches, static and dynamic air pressure (for calculating stall points and aircraft speed) and a temperature gauge. The outputs controlled the wing sweep and the maneuver flaps and slats and limited allowable control inputs. 160:(ROM) (14-pin DIP), the special logic function (SLF) (28-pin DIP), and the steering logic unit (SLU) (28-pin DIP). The complete system of 28 circuits consists of 1 PMU, 1 PDU, 1 SLF, 3 RASs, 3 SLUs, and 19 ROMs, enabled by 74,442 transistors. 273: 122:
systems that had also been designed for the F-14. It was classified by the Navy until 1998. Ray Holt's story of this design and development is presented in his autobiography
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The CADC's MP944 chip set ran at 375 kHz, executing 9375 instructions per second. It contained six chips used to build the CADC, all based on a 20-bit
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The MP944 chip set was the core of the CADC used to control the swing wings of the
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A Garrett-manufactured F-14A dual channel central air data computer (CADC)
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and temperature. From 1968 to 1970, the first CADC to use custom digital
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number system. They were the parallel multiplier unit (PMU) in a 28-pin
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The CADC was a multi-chip integrated flight control system developed by
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The CADC was designed and built by a team led by Steve Geller and
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1971 paper on the CADC (which was classified and never published)
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The World's First Microprocessor: F-14 Central Air Data Computer
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The Secret History of the First Microprocessor, the F-14, and Me
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custom integrated circuits and has been claimed as the first
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In 1971, Holt wrote an article about the system for
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vertical speed
air speed
mach number
pitot
static pressure
integrated circuits
F-14
Garrett AiResearch
US Navy
F-14 Tomcat
MOS
microprocessor
Intel 4004

F-14 Tomcat
Ray Holt
American Microsystems
electromechanical
A-to-D converter
quartz
microchips
fixed-point
two's complement
DIP
read-only memory
classified
ISBN
9780941375108

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