Small Scale Experimental Machine (SSEM)
Small Scale Experimental Machine, also known as SSEM, was the world’s very first stored-program computer, nicknamed “Baby”. It was a predecessor of Manchester Mark 1 which led to Ferranti Mark 1, the world’s first commercially available general-purpose computer.
The following image shows the SSEM CRT display:
It is very simple computer, which can run only 7 instructions.
SSEM for emuStudio
In emuStudio, SSEM computer is composed of a compiler, memory, CRT display and CPU. Abstract schema follows:
