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Remembering memories

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schmitt trigger

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This thread may be considered a continuation of this previous one, but focused more on computer memory development:

It appears that the most primitive type of computer memory is mercury delay lines, which I have never actually used a computer which had one. My earliest computer experience was with a Control Data CDC3300, which had magnetic core memory.
My next computer experience was with an IBM 370/145, which already used semiconductor memory.

Anyways, a fun video on mercury delay line memory used on an historically significant computer;

 
My first contact with solid state MOS DRAM memory was 1103's. Also as a Production EE I had a
Mil project to manage the yield of a 256,000 bit PMOS shift register used for memory.
Initial yields were < 1 die / wafer. Before I handed it off we got to 5 die / wafer.


Regards, Dana.
 
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