Some Problems of Developing Memory Units for Digital Computers (O Nekotorykh Problemakh Lazrabotki Zapominayushchikh Ustroistv Tsifrovykh Vychislitelnykh Mashin),
Abstract
The rapid development of cybernetic technology involves a continual increase in the exacting requirements for the memory units in computers, controllers, information-logic devices and other cybernetic equipment. These requirements reduce basically to an increase in capacity, speed, economy and reliability, as well as a reduction in the overall size of the memory devices. In connection with improving computers, the following are discussed: problems of developing memory units for digital computers, logical principles for organizing the complex of memory devices in digital computers and systems, automatic information exchange between auxiliary and working memory devices, an associative electronic memory, permanent memory devices, reliability of memory devices, memory control circuits, selecting magnetic cores for memory devices, magnetic storage elements with nondestructive readout (classification principles and criteria for comparative evaluation), on analysis of magnetic connections in storage elements with nondestructive data readout, and on the problem of criteria for evaluating memory devices. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 02, 1970
- Accession Number
- AD0716674
Entities
People
- L. P. Kraizmer
- R. A. Lashevskii
Organizations
- United States Army Foreign Science and Technology Center