Special Magnetic Amplifiers and Their Use in Computing Circuits
H. S. Sack, Robert T. Beyer, Glenn H. Miller, J.W. Trischka
Abstract
H. S. Sack, Robert T. Beyer, Glenn H. Miller, J.W. Trischka
Abstract
A special design of a magnetic amplifier is described which can be used as a summer, differentiator, or integrator in electronic computers. The incorporation of a negative feedback gives a high degree of precision and stability (0.1 per cent or better) to the system, with a minimum of precision parts.
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A special design of a magnetic amplifier is described which can be used as a summer, differentiator, or integrator in electronic computers. The incorporation of a negative feedback gives a high degree of precision and stability (0.1 per cent or better) to the system, with a minimum of precision parts.
Key concepts: Differentiator, Integrator, Amplifier, Electronic circuit, Computer science, Magnetic amplifier, Operational amplifier, Degree (music)