ISA

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ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) is an early computer bus standard used in IBM PCs and compatible systems to connect expansion cards and peripherals to the motherboard.

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Generate an image of ISA (ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) is an early computer bus standard used in IBM PCs and compatible systems to connect expansion cards and peripherals to the motherboard.)

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
ISA canonical 17
ISA (via bridgeboard) 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf computer bus standard ⓘ
expansion bus ⓘ
abbreviationOf Industry Standard Architecture ⓘ
addressBusWidth 24-bit ⓘ
architecture parallel bus ⓘ
backwardCompatibleWith 8-bit IBM PC bus ⓘ
busWidth 16-bit ⓘ
8-bit ⓘ
category legacy expansion bus ⓘ
clockSpeed 4.77 MHz ⓘ
8 MHz ⓘ
compatibilityGoal industry-wide standard for PC expansion ⓘ
connects expansion cards ⓘ
motherboard ⓘ
peripherals ⓘ
dataBusWidth 16-bit ⓘ
8-bit ⓘ
derivedFrom Intel 8088 bus ⓘ
linked to: Intel 8088
designedFor x86 architecture ⓘ
linked to: x86
dominantPeriod 1980s ⓘ
early 1990s ⓘ
formFactor long expansion slot ⓘ
fullName Industry Standard Architecture ⓘ
introducedBy IBM ⓘ
introducedIn 1981 ⓘ
powerProvidedThrough bus connector ⓘ
replacedBy EISA ⓘ
PCI ⓘ
linked to: PCI Express

VESA Local Bus ⓘ
slotType edge connector ⓘ
standardizedAs de facto PC industry standard ⓘ
supports DMA channels ⓘ
add-on cards ⓘ
interrupt lines ⓘ
memory-mapped I/O ⓘ
modems ⓘ
network interface cards ⓘ
port-mapped I/O ⓘ
sound cards ⓘ
storage controllers ⓘ
usedFor connecting internal peripherals ⓘ
system expansion in early PCs ⓘ
usedIn IBM PC ⓘ
IBM PC AT ⓘ
IBM PC XT ⓘ
IBM PC compatible ⓘ

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