PC-based emulator that could run the original PDP-11 software and interface with custom Unibus controller cards. A PDP-11/45 was used for the experiment that discovered the J/ψ meson at the Brookhaven National Laboratory. In 1976, Samuel C. C. Ting received the Nobel Prize for this discovery. Emulators Ersatz-11 Ersatz-11, a product of D Bit, emulates the PDP-11 instruction set running under DOS, OS/2, Windows, Linux or bare metal (no OS). It can be used to run RSTS or other PDP-11 operating systems. SimH SimH is an emulator that compiles and runs on a number of platforms (including Linux) and supports hardware emulation for the DEC PDP-1, PDP-8, PDP-10, PDP-11, VAX, AltairZ80, several IBM mainframes, and other minicomputers. Hardware kits are available that emulate a PDP-11 front panel, using SimH as the PDP-11 implementation See also Heathkit H11, a 1977 Heathkit personal computer based on the PDP-11 MACRO-11, the PDP-11's native assembly language PL-11, a high-level assembler for the PDP-11 written at CERN Notes Explanatory citations Citations References Further reading External links BitSavers PDFs, Software directories. http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/DEC/pdp-11/ The PDP-11 FAQ Preserving the PDP-11 Series of 16-bit minicomputers Gordon Bell's CyberMuseum for Digital Equipment Corp (DEC) The Fuzzball Digital PDP11 1969 vintagecomputer.net "how to program a PDP-11/10" video Russian versions of PDP-11 computers PDP-11/70 CPU core and SoC Ersatz-11, a PDP-11 emulator for DOS, OS/2, Windows and Linux PDP-11, VAX, Alpha Software archive PiDP-11, a modern-day PDP-11/70 replica Computer-related introductions in 1970 16-bit computers