DVK

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DVK (Russian: ДВК which stands for Dialogue Computing Complex) is a Russian clone of PDP-11 minicomputer.

The design is also known as Electronika MS-0501 and Electronika MS-0502.

Earlier models of DVK series were based on K1801BM1 or K1801BM2 microprocessors with 16 bit address bus. In older models KM1801BM3 microprocessor was used with 22 bit extended address bus.

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