|
|
 |
|
 |
Volume 11, Number 2, Page 153 (1967)
Difference Equations |
|
Full article:
 PDF
| |
|
Copyright info |
|
|
|
|
|
| |
|
A 110-Nanosecond Ferrite Core Memory |
|
by G. E. Werner, R. M. Whalen, N. F. Lockhart, R. C. Flaker
|
|
|
|
 |
|
The design of a large, very-high-speed ferrite memory is described. The memory has a capacity of 8192 words, 72 bits per word, and has a cycle time of 110 nanoseconds and an access time of 67 nanoseconds. The storage devices are miniature ferrite cores, 0.0075 by 0.0123 by 0.0029 inches, and are operated in a two-core-per-bit destructive read-out mode. A planar array geometry with cores resting on a single ground plane is used to control drive line parameters. Device switching speed and bit line recovery are treated as special problems. The design criteria and operational characteristics of the core, and the approach taken on the bit line recovery problem, are also presented. |
|
|
| Related Subjects: Memory (computer) design and technology; Memory, magnetic core |
|
|
|
