ISA bus slave NS32032/NS32016 processor board

By Dave Rand and George Scolaro, 1985.

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The DSI-32, in Byte Magazine, August 1985, pages 120-136.
Supports the 32032 or 32016. Has 256k bytes of DRAM chips.
Having a 32-bit data bus and dual-ported DRAM made the circuit complicated and the PCB expensive (four layers).

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I've extracted the articles from their magazine editions for convenience, then OCR'd and HTML'd them so they can be translated online.

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Byte_magazine_DSI-32_articles.zip Byte magazine articles converted to html. Zip Archive - 5.71 MB - 03/19/2023 at 23:17		Download
1985_09_BYTE_10-08_DSI-32 (hardware).pdf Original Byte magazine article. Adobe Portable Document Format - 6.53 MB - 03/19/2023 at 22:46		Preview

1985_09_BYTE_10-09_DSI-32 (software).pdf Original Byte magazine article. Adobe Portable Document Format - 4.58 MB - 03/19/2023 at 22:46		Preview

ISA bus slave NS32032/NS32016 processor board

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1985_09_BYTE_10-08_DSI-32 (hardware).pdf

1985_09_BYTE_10-09_DSI-32 (software).pdf

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