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A Magnetic-core Gate and its Application in a Stepping Register

Briggs, G. R.
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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.3/38952
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1952-10-30
Abstract
A magnetic-core gate to replace diodes is a necessity if an all-core computer is to be made feasible. A device is described composed of two magnetic cores and a resistance which will operate as a gate between the cores of a stepping register, replacing the diodes conventionally used. The theory of operation is presented, indicating an upper limit to the operating frequency of about 50 kc at present. A possible method of increasing the operating frequency is discussed.
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