Report discussing the work accomplished in proving the feasibility of a magnetic-logic computer. The most significant accomplishments of the program are: A biaperture ferrite element was developed for use in memories and registers in the temperature range from -55 C to +125 C. The element is employed in: (1) the NDRO, random access, electrically alterable program memory, (2) the NDRO random access data memory, (3) the DRO registers in the arithmetic unit. The feasibility of using single driver current pulses to accomplish multiple computer operations was demonstrated. (From Abstract).
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viii, 125 pages : illustrations (some folded) ; 28 cm.
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Air Force Systems Command Technical Documentary Report 63-337
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Report discussing the work accomplished in proving the feasibility of a magnetic-logic computer. The most significant accomplishments of the program are: A biaperture ferrite element was developed for use in memories and registers in the temperature range from -55 C to +125 C. The element is employed in: (1) the NDRO, random access, electrically alterable program memory, (2) the NDRO random access data memory, (3) the DRO registers in the arithmetic unit. The feasibility of using single driver current pulses to accomplish multiple computer operations was demonstrated. (From Abstract).
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viii, 125 pages : illustrations (some folded) ; 28 cm.
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The research work in this report was performed by the Sperry Gyroscope Company Division, Sperry Rand Corporation, Great Neck, New York, under Air Force Contract No. AF 33(616)-8268.
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