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delay-line memory

delay-line memory

[di′lā ‚līn ′mem·rē]
(electronics)
circulating memory
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Completed in 1953, the liquid freon-cooled RAYDAC contained 5,200 vacuum tubes, used acoustic delay-line memory and magnetic tape storage, and was one of the first digital computers to use error detection on all operations.
In memoriam: Louis A. Fein
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