Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

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Table of Contents

Summary Information ...... 4 Historical Note ...... 4 Scope and Content ...... 5 Administrative Information ...... 7 Related Materials ...... 8 Controlled Access Headings ...... 9 Appendices ...... 9 Bibliography ...... 16 Collection Inventory ...... 16 Honeywell vs. Sperry Rand records ...... 16 "Original file" ...... 17 Legal papers ...... 35 Interference Files ...... 35 Sperry Rand v. Bell Tel. Labs ...... 36 Technitrol v. Sperry-Rand ...... 38 I.B.M. v. Sperry Rand ...... 38 Honeywell v. Sperry Rand & I.S.D...... 40 Telex Computer Corp. v. I.B.M...... 40 Financial Operations ...... 40 Executive Officer files ...... 41 R.E. McDonald (President, 1965-1970) ...... 41 G.H. Geick (Vice president for corporate affairs, 1967-1969) ...... 43 F.R. Raach (Vice president for product planning, 1963-1965) ...... 52 Technical Documents ...... 54 Chronological File ...... 54 Clearance Council Technical Articles ...... 87 Data Processing Division, Philadelphia Engineering Operations ...... 103 Progress Reports Engineering Laboratories ...... 103 Technical Memoranda - Publications Engineering Department ...... 103 Engineering Department Technical Memoranda ...... 108 St. Paul Technical Memoranda File (relating to NIKE ZEUS Project) ...... 108 Sperry Rand Research Center Reports-Sudbury, Mass...... 111 Misc. Technical Documents ...... 120

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Summary Information

Repository: Manuscripts and Archives Creator: Sperry Rand (Corporation). Univac Division Title: Sperry Rand Corporation, Univac Division records ID: 1825.I Date [inclusive]: 1935-1985 Physical Description: 616 Linear Feet Language of the English . Material: Abstract: The Sperry Corporation was an electronics company and the UNIVAC Division manufactured the first commercial digital computer. The Sperry UNIVAC division has its origins in the Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation (EMCC), founded in 1946 by J. Presper Eckert (1919-1995) and John W. Mauchly (1907-1980). In 1950, Eckert and Mauchly sold their firm to Remington Rand, Inc, a major manufacturer of business machines, who continued development of the UNIVAC system. The collection documents most of Sperry-Univac's major company functions and includes a large body of materials generated by the Sperry-Honeywell lawsuit that revolved around the question about who invented the first electronic-digital computer.

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Historical Note

The Sperry Corporation was an electronics company and the UNIVAC Division manufactured the first commercial digital computer. The Sperry UNIVAC division has its origins in the Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation (EMCC), founded in 1946 by J. Presper Eckert (1919-1995) and John W. Mauchly (1907-1980), the developers of ENIAC, the first electronic digital computer. The firm began the development of the UNIVAC, the first stored memory digital computer for commercial applications. Capital shortages forced Eckert and Mauchly to sell the firm to Remington Rand, Inc., a major manfuacturer of business machines, in 1950. The first UNIVAC was delivered in March 1951. To cement its lead in computer manufacture, Remington Rand purchased the Minnesota firm of Engineering Research Associates, a computer company with ties to the defense industry, in 1952. The two acquisitions were consolidated to form the Univac Division.

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As the first commercial computer system, UNIVAC made a dramatic impression on the American public. At the suggestion of Remington Rand, CBS Television used a UNIVAC to predict the outcome of the 1952 presidential election. This marvelous public relations stroke helped UNIVAC capture the imagination of the nation. During the early 1950s forty-six UNIVAC I models were sold. However, in 1954 IBM introduced its 650 computer, which was a great commercial and technological success, and Remington Rand saw its lead vanish almost overnight.

On June 30, 1955, Remington Rand merged with the Sperry Corporation, a manufacturer of guidance systems, servomechanisms, feedback controls and precision machinery, to form the Sperry Rand Corporation. After the merger, the company attempted to recapture the market with the UNIVAC II, which had a magnetic core memory and a storage capacity of between 2,000 and 10,000 characters. However, by the mid-50s the initiative had clearly passed to IBM, although many industry observers believed that the UNIVACs were technically superior to IBM computers. By the early 1960s IBM controlled 71 per cent of the computer market, with Sperry Rand a distant second at 10 per cent.

The Patent Office finally issued a patent on the ENIAC in 1964, and Sperry Rand used this to put forward a claim to basic patent rights on the electronic digital computer. Honeywell, Inc., contested this claim, and the case was tried in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota in 1971-1973. Honeywell was eventually upheld on all counts.

The Sperry Rand Corporation was renamed the Sperry Corporation in July 1979. In 1986 as the result of a hostile takeover, it was absorbed by the Burroughs Corporation, which then changed its name to Unisys Corporation.

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Scope and Content

The collection documents most of Sperry-Univac's major company functions from its beginnings into the 1970s and includes a large body of materials generated by the Sperry-Honeywell lawsuit that revolved around the question about who invented the first electronic-digital computer.

The Honeywell-Sperry Rand lawsuit produced 50,000 pages of trial transcript, and over 36,000 documents were entered in evidence. Sperry Rand's lawyers produced a huge archive of trial documents. Two major files were created, the "Original file" of documents from Sperry Rand's own archives, and the "Chronological file" of all documents located during the discovery process and entered as exhibits. The trial archive is a major source on the history of the computer industry.

The Legal papers document Sperry-UNIVAC's efforts to defend and license the ENIAC patent. This series contains patent interference files as well as the records generated by the Sperry attorneys who worked on the Sperry-Rand vs. Bell Laboratories case (1956-1957) the Sperry Rand vs. IBM case (1963-1964). This series also contains a fragment of the legal correspondence generated by the Sperry- Honeywell suit.

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This Executive Officers series describes the history of the company during the 1960s, a period during which it steadily lost market share to IBM. The correspondence of President R.E. McDonald and Vice Presidents F.R. Raach and G.H. Geick documents corporate strategy, organization changes, technological innovation, and sales policies.

The Technical Documents series trace the technological history of electronic data processing at Sperry Rand From the 1950s to the mid 1970s, as they describe the development of five generations of computers. The archive traces the evolving relationship between hardware and software. It shows that the earliest programs for the ENIAC were done in a machine language that mirrored the physical construction of the computer. With the introduction of stored programs, full computer languages such as COBOL were developed. The records document the development of the UNIVAC algebraic short language code by Grace Hopper in the early 1950s. Software publications files trace innovations in UNIVAC software from 1958 to 1970 and show how software engineers sought to maximize hardware potential.

The Engineering Department records include the files of J.P. Eckert, who was department head from 1953 to 1964 and those of Herman Lukoff who led the department from 1965 to 1975. The files describe the development of the Livermore Automatic Research Calculator (LARC) that was completed during the late 1950s and the early 1960s. This project, undertaken in conjunction with the Atomic Energy Commission's Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, proved to be a tremendous drain on the company's resources. Sperry Rand wound up losing $19 million on the project which was twenty-seven months behind schedule when it was finally completed in 1961. Despite the fact that only two machines were sold, the LARC did make significant contributions to the development of computer technology. The engineers at Sperry were convinced their experiences with the LARC enabled them to build a much more powerful UNIVAC III than would have otherwise been possible.

The Herman Lukoff papers document Sperry-Univac's effort to apply semiconductor and solid-state technology to computer development. The records trace the relationship between advances in these areas and innovations in magnetic memory and mass storage. The files on the UNIVAC 80 show that in 1958 Sperry was the first company to market a computer with transistorized circuitry. Four months later, however, IBM responded with a solid state machine of its own, the 1401, which was to dominate the market for much of the late 1950s and early 1960s.

Engineering Research Associates series document (1946-1955) the negotiations which led to the Sperry- ERA merger as well as the engineering work conducted by ERA. In 1952, Remington Rand attempted to strengthen its position in the electronic data processing equipment industry by acquiring Engineering Research Associates (E.R.A.) of St. Paul, Minnesota. At that time, E.R.A. was on the cutting edge of computer technology. However, in 1957, William Norris, the firm's founder, left Sperry to form his own Company, Control Data Corporation.

Sales and Marketing Department series includes advertising brochures, sales bulletins, and proposals prepared for Sperry Univac customers. The files describe most of the major UNIVAC computer systems sold during the 1950s and 1960s. Among the systems represented are those designed for automated accounting systems, numerical control for machine shops, missile guidance, and optical scanning. The sales records document customer expectation and show how Sperry Univac attempted to respond to these changing needs. They show that in spite of Sperry Univac's effort to compete with IBM for corporate contracts during the 1950s and 1960s, the United States government and the military continued to be

- Page 6- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I the company's most important customers. During this period Sperry continued to be a major supplier of computer equipment to the Army, Air Force, Navy, Atomic Energy Commission, General Services Administration, and National Bureau of Standards.

The sales and marketing records also include copies of the Monthly Management Review and Sales Bulletin as well as the minutes of Sperry Univac's Product Planning Group. Management services research reports document efforts to evaluate competitive computer systems with particular emphasis, of course, on IBM.

Also included are administrative records from the Sales and Marketing Department, including procedural manuals, correspondence, budgets, and product planning records. There are also records from the Univac Scientific Exchange (USE, Inc.), which was formed in 1955 to facilitate common standards and information exchange among users of the Univac 1103A computer.

The Programing and service manuals files, which date from 1951, complement the sales literature. These volumes describe most major Univac computer systems and show their evolution over time. The programing manuals can be used in conjunction with the software publication files to trace the relationship between hardware and software development.

In June 1977 Sperry-UNIVAC aquired Varian Data Machines. The operation became known as the Sperry Univac Mini Computer Operations. Corporate records series include merger and divestiture agreements, Varian technical documents, sales literature, and manuals.

Patent and licensing series includes the files of patent attorney W.E. Cleaver and copies of domestic, and foreign licensing agreements.

Personnel Department records series contains departmental correspondence files as well as records of contract negotiations, arbitration, grievance, and National Labor Relations Board Proceedings.

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Administrative Information

Publication Statement Manuscripts and Archives

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Use Restrictions Literary rights retained by depositor.

Access Restrictions Some records subject to 25-year time seal from the date of creation due to privacy/security reasons.

Litigators may not view the collection without approval.

Provenance Deposit of Unisys Corporation, 1982

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Related Materials

Related Material Sperry Rand Corporation, Remington Rand Division Records, Subgroup III. Advertising and Sales Promotion Department

Sperry Gyroscope Company Records (Accession 1915), Manuscripts and Archives Department, Hagley Museum and Library

Sperry Aerospace Division Records (Accession 1952), Manuscripts and Archives Department, Hagley Museum and Library

Sperry Rand Corporation, UNIVAC Division photograph collection (Accession 1985.261), Pictorial Collections Department, Hagley Museum and Library

Engineering Research Associates (Accession 2015), Manuscripts and Archives Department, Hagley Museum and Library

Technitrol Law Suit Records (Accession 1901), Manuscripts and Archives Department, Hagley Museum and Library

Honeywell vs. Sperry Rand Records (CBI 1), Charles Babbage Institute, 103 Walter Library, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.

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Separated Materials Sperry Corporation, UNIVAC Division photographs and audiovisual materials (Accession 1986.261), Audiovisual Collections and Digital Initiatives Department, Hagley Museum and Library.

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Controlled Access Headings

• ENIAC (Computer) • Computer industry • Univac computer • Eckert, J. Presper (John Presper), 1919-1995 • Eckert Mauchly Computer Corporation (Philadelphia, Pa) • Mauchly, John W. (John William), 1907-1980

Appendices

Appendix I Alphabetical Listing of Witness Files 1 Adlemann, Morris 2 Andrews, Ernest 3 Atanasoff, John 4 Atanasoff, Lura 5 Auerbach, Albert 6 Auerbach, Isaac 7 Baas, John 8 Barron, Wallace 9 Beam, Walter 10 Berlinsky, Anthony 11 Berneking, William 12 Bigelow, Julian 13 Binger, James 14 Brainerd, John 15 Bremberg, Bruce 16 Brenner, Edward 17 Brooks, Joe 18 Buchanan, Robert 19 Bullard, Hugh

- Page 9- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I 20 Burks, Arthur 21 Cannon, Edward 22 Carr, Percy 23 Cavender, 24 Chedaker, Joseph 25 Clippenger, Richard 26 Coleman, Ithael 27 Davis, Albert 28 Desch, Joseph 29 Dickinson, Arthur 30 Dombrowski, Robert 31 Dunn, Stannard 32 Dustin, H. Mial 33 Eason, Leroy 34 Elbigner, Lewis 35 Elliot, herbert 36 Ellis, Murray 37 English, Charles 38 Epstein, Herbert 39 Etienne, Alexander 40 Finigan, William 41 Finke, Walter 42 Gambrell, James 43 Goldstine, Herman 44 Greer, Raymond 45 Griffen, Daniel 46 Hanson, Henry 47 Hirshfeld, Joseph 48 Holberton, Francis E. 49 Holberton, John 50 Joly, Joseph 51 Kempton, Gregory 52 Kenosian, Harry 53 Ladd, David 54 Leas, Wesley 55 Legvold, Sam 56 Luhowy, George 57 Lukoff, Herman 58 markham, Jesse 59 mdasterson, Earl 60 Mauchly, Kathleen 61 McBride, Daniel 62 McGovern, Patrick 63 McHugh, William 64 McPherson, James L. 65 McPherson, John C. 66 Michael, F. Robert

- Page 10- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I 67 Miller, Frederick 68 Morgan, Minot 69 Mumma, Robert 70 Murphy, Gleen 71 Murray, Donald 72 Oakley, Bert 73 Ondrick, Charles 74 Padden, Frederick 75 Peirce, E. Read 76 Peper, Denis 77 Pflieger, Larry 78 Phelps, Byron 79 Pigott, Jr., Chales 80 Pokotilow, Manny 81 Rajchman, Jan 82 Richards, RIchard K. 83 Ritchings, Robert 84 Rose, Kenneth 85 Russinoff, Albert 86 Schmitter, Charles 87 Schrimpf, Henry 88 Smith, Paul 89 Spence, Homer 90 Sweet, Joseph 91 Talmage, William 92 Travis, Irven 93 Ulam, Stanislaw 94 Warren, Read 95 Warshaw, Julius 96 Wheeler, John 97 Wilson, Lou 98 WilsonAuerbach 99 Winsor, Paul 100 Wyman, Irma 101 Zworykin

Appendix II

Master Witness List

The following is a list of all persons who testified on behalf of Plaintiff. The list is arranged alphabetically, with with a designation of the form of testimony adjacent to the name of each "witness."

The forms of testimony are as follows:

Live: The "witness" testified live.

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Deposition: Plaintiff offered in evidence the deposition or depositions of the "witness."

Summary of Deposition: Plaintiff offered in evidence a summary of the deposition testimony of the "witness," but did not offer the deposition itself.

Deposition and Summary of Deposition: Plaintiff offered in evidence the deposition or depositions of a "witness" and a summary or summaries of the deposition or depositions.

When located behind a deposition-related designation, the symbol * indicates that portions of that deposition were read into the record.

The notation to the right of the form of testimony dseignation indicates where a copy of each Witness File can be located.

The location designations are as follows:

DPR: A copy of the file for this witness is located at the offices of Dechert, Price, and Rhoads in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

2E2: A copy of the file is located at Univac Division Site 2E2 in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania.

DPR & 2E2: Copies of the file are located at both the offices of Dechert, Price, and Rhoads, and at Univac Site 2E2. Missing Title 1 Adelman, Morris-- Live / DPR 2 Anderson, Roland A.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR 3 Andrews, Ernest G.-- Deposition/ 2E2 4 Atanasoff, John V.-- Live / 2E2 5 Atanasoff, Lura-- Deposition* / 2E2 6 Auerbach, Albert A.-- Live / 2E2 7 Baas, John C.-- Summary of Deposition / 2E2 8 Barron, Wallace E.-- Deposition / 2E2 9 Bartik, Jean J.-- Summary of Deposition / DPR 10 Berneking, William B.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 11 Binger, James H.-- Live / DPR 12 Blackwell, H. Jack-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR 13 Bloch, Richard M.-- Live / DPR 14 Brainerd, John G.-- Live / DPR & 2E2 15 Bremberg, Bruce E.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 16 Brooks, Joe R.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 17 Buchanan, Robert E.-- Deposition* / 2E2 18 Bullard, Hugh M.-- Live / DPR 19 Carr, Percy H.-- Deposition* / 2E2 20 Cavender, J.T.-- Live / 2E2 21 Chedaker, Joseph-- Live / DPR & 2E2 22 Clippinger, Richard F.-- Live / 2E2 23 Coleman, Ithiel-- Live / 2E2 - Page 12- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I 24 Davis, Albert S.-- Deposition* / 2E2 25 Dederick, L.S.-- First and Second Depositions and Summaries of First and Second Depositions / DPR 26 Desch, Joseph R. -- Deposition* / 2E2 27 Dickinson, Arthur H.-- Deposition* / 2E2 28 Dombrowski, Robert K.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 29 Dunn, Stannard-- Deposition / 2E2 30 Dustin, H. Mial-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 31 Eason, Leroy-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 32 Elbinger, Lewis-- Live / 2E2 33 Ellis, Murray-- Live / 2E2 34 Epstein, Herbert-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 35 Etienne, A.J.-- Deposition / 2E2 36 Finigan, William H.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 37 Finke, Walter W.-- Live / DPR 38 Gambrell, James B.-- Live / DPR & 2E2 39 Geib, Burgess F.-- Live / DPR 40 Gillon, Paul N.-- Live / DPR & 2E2 41 Goldstine, Herman H.-- Live / DPR & 2E2 42 Greer, Raymond C.L.-- Raymond Greer was not allowed to testify by Judge Larson. Plaintiff offered in Greer's stead a "Proof of Testimony." / 2E2 43 Griffen, Daniel L.-- Deposition / 2E2 44 Hanson, Henry L.-- Live / DPR 45 Hartree, Mrs. Douglas-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR 46 Heyman, Henry-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR 47 Hirshfeld, Joseph-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 48 Holberton, Frances Elizabeth Snyder-- Deposition / DPR & 2E2 49 Holberton, John-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR & 2E2 50 Joly, Joseph A.--Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 51 Kempton, Gregory C.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 52 Kenosian, Harry-- Live / 2E2 53 Kline, Louis-- Deposition / 2E2 54 Ladd, David L.-- Live / 2E2 55 Leas, J. Wesley-- Live / DPR 56 Legvold, Sam-- Live / 2E2 57 Lenox, John-- Live / DPR 58 Luhowy, George-- Live / 2E2 59 Mark, J. Carson-- Live /DPR 60 Markel, Herbert F.-- First and Second Depositions / DPR 61 Markham, Jesse W.-- Live / DPR 62 Mauchly, #Kathleen-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR & 2E2 63 McBride, Daniel-- Live / DPR 64 McGovern, Patrick J.-- Live / 2E2 65 McHugh, William-- Deposition / 2E2 66 McPherson, James L.-- Live / 2E2 67 McPherson, John C.-- Summary of Deposition / 2E2 68 Meltzer, Marlyn-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR

- Page 13- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I 69 Michael, Frank R.-- Live / DPR 70 Morgan, Minot C.--Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 71 Mumma, Robert E.-- Live / 2E2 72 Murphy, Glenn-- Deposition* / 2E2 73 Murray, Donald S.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR 74 Oakley, Bert T.-- Deposition / 2E2 75 Ondrick, Charles-- Deposition / 2E2 76 Padden, Frederick W.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 77 Peirce, E. Read-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 78 Peper, Denis A.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 79 Pfleiger, Larry L.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 80 Phelps, Byron E.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition* / 2E2 81 Pokotilow, Manny D.-- Live / DPR 82 Rajchman, Jan A.-- Live / 2E2 83 Rench, Carl F.-- Live / DPR 84 Richards, R.K.-- Deposition* / 2E2 85 Ritchings, Robert H.-- Deposition / 2E2 86 Rose, Kenneth-- Live / 2E2 87 Russinoff, Albert-- Deposition / 2E2 88 Schmitter, Charles-- Deposition / 2E2 89 Simon, Leslie E.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR 90 Smith, Paul-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 91 Spangle, Clarence-- Live / DPR 92 Sweet, Joseph C.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 93 Talmage, William H.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 94 Teitelbaum, Ruth-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR 95 Teller, Edward-- Live / DPR 96 Travis, Irven-- Live / DPR 97 Ulam, Stanislaw-- Live / DPR 98 VanSant, Fred-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / DPR 99 Warshaw, Julius-- Live / DPR & 2E2 100 Wheeler, John N.-- Deposition and Summary of Deposition / 2E2 101 Wilson, Louis D.-- Live / 2E2 102 Winsor, Paul III-- Live / 2E2 103 Wyman, Irma-- Live / DPR 104 Zworykin, Vladimir K.-- Deposition / 2E2

Appendix III

Interference Files

Relating to the correspondence and papers of the Sperry attorneys in the following casses brought before the Examiner of Inerferences in the United States Patent Office Missing Title 1 88,280: Eckert & Lipkin vs. Rajchman (RCA) 2 88,118: Woods-Hill et al vs. Eckert et al

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Bibliography

Michael Nash, Computers, Automation, and Cybernetics at the Hagley Museum and Library (Greenville, Del.: Hagley Museum & Library, 1989).

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Collection Inventory

Honeywell vs. Sperry Rand records, 1935-1973 Physical Description: 181 Linear Feet Alternative Form Available: Alternative Form Available

Trial transcripts also available on microfiche.

Historical Note

In 1967 Honeywell, Inc., filed suit against the Sperry Rand Corporation and its subsidiary, Illinois Scientific Developments, Inc., in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota to challenge the defendant's patent claims involving the basic design of the electronic digital computer. The trial opened on July 1, 1971, and lasted 135 days.

Sperry Rand's claims were based on the ENIAC, the first operating electronic digital computer, which had been developed by J. Presper Eckert and John W. Mauchly between 1942 and 1945. The ENIAC, with its 18,000 vacuum tubes, had been commissioned to produce ballistics tables for the Army's Ordnance Department, but it did not have stored memory capability.

Eckert and Mauchly formed the Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation in 1946 and began to develop a commercially viable computer using R&D funding from the Census Bureau. This funding proved inadequate, and the company was on the verge of bankruptcy in 1949. Eckert and Mauchly were forced to sell the company to the

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highest bidder, which was Remington Rand, Inc., a major manufacturer of business machines and office equipment. Remington Rand delivered the first UNIVAC computer to the Census Bureau in March 1951. Under devastating competition from the IBM 650 Computer, introduced in 1954, Remington Rand merged with the Sperry Corporation to form Sperry Rand on June 30, 1955.

The Patent Office finally granted a patent on the ENIAC to Eckert and Mauchly in 1964. Sperry Rand then began notifying all computer companies that they were violating its patent rights and offered to license its competitors for a fee of 1.5 per cent. IBM reached a $10 million settlement with Sperry Rand in 1965. Honeywell and Control Data Corporation rejected Sperry Rand's claim. Sperry Rand sued for patent violation and Honeywell countersued, asserting that the patent was fraudulent.

On October 10, 1973, Judge Earl Larson handed down his decision, upholding Honeywell on every count. He concluded that the ENIAC was derived from a primitive prototype computer developed by John V. Atanasoff and Clifford E. Berry at Iowa State University, even though it had never been fully operational. Damages were not awarded as he found the defendants innocent of willful intent to defraud.

Scope and Content

The Honeywell-Sperry Rand lawsuit produced 50,000 pages of trial transcript, and over 36,000 documents were entered in evidence. Sperry Rand's lawyers produced a huge archive of trial documents. Two major files were created, the "Original file" of documents from Sperry Rand's own archives, and the "Chronological file" of all documents located during the discovery process and entered as exhibits. The trial archive is a major source on the history of the computer industry.

Controlled Access Headings: • Law reports, digests, etc • Patent licenses • Trial and arbitral proceedings • Sperry Rand (Corporation) • Honeywell Inc

"Original file", 1942-1955 Scope and Content

The "Original file" consists primarily of the records of the Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation and documents the efforts of Eckert and Mauchly to develop and market the ENIAC, BINAC, and UNIVAC computers. The records on ENIAC trace the development of the first electronic digital computer from its conception in 1942 through its completion in 1945. Included are a copy of Mauchly's original proposal to the Ordnance Department, a copy of Mauchly's original proposal to the Ordnance Department, his correspondence with John V. Atanasoff, and his lecture notes from the University of Pennsylvania's Moore School of Engineering. There is a complete set of ENIAC progress reports, as well as correspondence between Herman Goldstine, the Army's chief liaison and the engineers who worked on the project. There are also files on the EDVAC computer, the first with stored memory capacity, which was developed by John von Neumann.

The records of the Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation proper describe the development of UNIVAC on a component-by-component basis. They include technical memoranda, progress reports, engineering notebooks, and patent files. Customer correspondence includes letters and contracts with the National Bureau of Standards, A.C. Neilsen, Northrop Aviation, Fairchild-NEPA, and the American Totalisator Company.

Title/Description Instances Historical Material Assembled for the Sperry-Honeywell Suit, box 1 1967-1972

J.W. Mauchly, J.B. Atanasoff Correspondence, 1941 box 1

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Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation, 1947-1951 Scope and Content

Correspondence files trace the development of the Eckert-Mauchly computers. This subseries includes letters and memoranda of John Mauchly, J. Presper Eckert, as well as three of engineers Isaac Aurbach, Irwin Travis, J.R. Weiner, and T.K. Sharpless.

Title/Description Instances Correspondence File - Auerbach, Isaac box 1

Correspondence File - Baker, Richard box 1

Correspondence File - Bosin, Calvin box 1

Correspondence File - Brown, T. Wistar box 1

Correspondence File - Clute, George box 2

Correspondence File - Dority, John box 2

Correspondence File - Dugan, K. box 2

Correspondence File - Eckert, J. P. Jr. box 2

Correspondence File - Eltgroth, G. V. box 2

Correspondence File - Gonder, George box 3

Correspondence File - Jones, L. box 3

Correspondence File - Levitt, Semond box 3

Correspondence File - Mauchly, John box 3

Correspondence File - Newton, Robert box 3

Correspondence File - Sharpless, T. K. box 3

Correspondence File - Sims, J. C. Jr. box 3

Correspondence File - Tees, Frank box 3

Correspondence File - Trachtman, Jacob box 3

Correspondence File - Travis, Irwin box 3

Correspondence File - Walecki, Vincent box 3

Correspondence File - Weiner, J. R. box 3

Administrative Records Scope and Content

Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation Administrative Records include minutes of board of directors and stockholders meetings (1948-9); articles of incorporation; secretary's financial papers; and minutes of the

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executive, operating, planning, administrative and contract committees. Also included is a copy of the 1950 Eckert-Mauchly-Remington-Rand merger agreement.

Title/Description Instances Board of Directors Minutes, 1948-1949 box 4

By-laws box 4

Stockholder's Annual Meeting, Minutes, 1948-1949 box 4

President's Report to Stockholders, 1949 December 15 box 4

List of Stockholders, 1949 box 4

Articles of Incorporation box 4

Standard Employee Agreement box 4

Secretary's Financial Papers box 4

Remington Rand-Eckert-Mauchly (merger agreement), 1950 box 4

Administrative Committee, minutes, 1948-1949 box 4a

Contract Committee, minutes, 1948 box 4a

Executive Committee, minutes, 1948 box 4a

Operating Committee, minutes, 1949 box 4a

Planning Committee, minutes, 1948-1949 box 4a

Research and Development Records, 1942-1952 Scope and Content

Research and Development Records (1942-52) includes a copy of John Mauchly's 1942-3 ENIAC proposal that was submitted to the U.S. Army's Ordnance Department; also included are ENIAC progress reports, laboratory noteboods, engineering drawings, and patent files. Records also document the EDVAC, BINAC, and UNIVAC projects. The EDVAC files includes a folder of letters of John von Neuman tracing his involvement with the project. BINAC records contain considerable correspondence with Northrop Aircraft which trace the technological obstacles that had to be overcome in order to build the first stored memory computer. UNIVAC design and production records describe the development of the UNIVAC system component by component i.e. card to tape feed, inputoutput circuts, unityper, and uniprinter.

Title/Description Instances ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 4a John Mauchly's Original Proposal to U. S. Army's Ordinance Department, 1942-1943

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 5 Progress Reports, Moore School of Electrical Engineering (interim), 1944

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 6 Progress Reports, Moore School of Electrical Engineering, 1945

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ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 6a Moore School Lectures #11-48 (J.W. Mauchly), 1946 July 8- August 31

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 6b Moore School Correspondence with Army Ordinance

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 6c Moore School Reports

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 7 Progress Reports, Collateral Material, Notes and Misc. Legal Papers - Notes on progress report meeting, 1945 October 51946 January 24

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 7 Progress Reports, Collateral Material, Notes and Misc. Legal Papers - Correspondence and memoranda: Brainerd, J. G.; Burks, Arthur; Eckert, John G.; Lavender, Robert A.; Pender, Howard; Shaw, Robert

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 7 Progress Reports, Collateral Material, Notes and Misc. Legal Papers - Disclosure of a Device for Counting the Alternations of an Electric Voltage

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 7 Progress Reports, Collateral Material, Notes and Misc. Legal Papers - Miscellany

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 8 Drawings and Schematics

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 9 Final Progress Report, 1946 June 1

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 9a Clippings

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 10 Operations Log After, 1947 November 21

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 10 Programming, 1944-1946

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 10 Schematic, 1944-1946

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 10 Testing, 1946

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 10 Input-Output Archives, 1951-1952

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 11 Patent File

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 12 British Patent

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ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Burks, Arthur, 1943 June 17

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Burks, Arthur, 1944

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Burks, Arthur, 1945 May 17

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Chu, Chuan, 1945 May 17

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Cohen, J. E., 1943 October 18

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Davis, J., 1946

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - James, N., 1943

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Jay, Isabella, 1943 July 8

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Jay, Isabella, 1943 July 12

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Jay, Isabella, 1943 July 15

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Jay, Isabella, 1943 September 17

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Lukoff, Herman, 1943 July 12

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Mauchly, J. W., 1946 January 10

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 13 Lab Notebooks - Merwin, R., 1945 May 17

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Murial, Frank, 1943

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) box 14 - Lab Notebooks - Porter, Vincent and Eckert, J.P., 1942 October 3

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) box 14 - Lab Notebooks - Porter, Vincent and Eckert, J.P., 1942 October 10-29

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Sharpless, T.K., 1943 February 4

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Sharpless, T.K., 1943 July 8

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ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Sharpless, T.K., 1943

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Sharpless, T.K., 1943

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Sharpless, T.K., 1945 May 17

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Sharpless, T.K., 1945 May 17

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Shaw, Robert, 1945 December 10

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Shaw, Robert, 1945 December 26

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Shaw, Robert, 1945 December 26 Scope and Content

(transferred to Cheddaker, J.)

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) - box 14 Lab Notebooks - Warshaw, J., 1946

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) box 15 - Bell Labs Research re: ENIAC - Unidentified laboratory notebooks, 1943-1946

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) box 16 - Bell Labs Research re: ENIAC - Gans, A. G. Research on Pulse Transformers for ENIAC done for Bell Laboratories, 1943-1945

ENIAC (Electronic Numberical Integrator and Computer) box 17-22 - Bell Labs Research re: ENIAC - Blueprints of ENIAC Circuitry

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - Progress box 23 Reports Prepared for U. S. Army Ordinance Department. — U. S. Army contract, 1945-19461946 February 20

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - Reports box 24 on Availability of EDVAC NO. 2, 1946 June 30

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - Proposed box 24 Programming for the EDVAC -- Samuel Lubkin, 1947 January

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - Operating box 24 Manual for the EDVAC

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - box 24 Preliminary Report on Logic and Design, 1948 February 16

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - box 24 Instructional Code C 2 for a Statistical Machine, 1947 May 13 - Page 22- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - Von box 24 Neuman, John File, 1945

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - Reid, S. box 24 Warren File, 1945

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - ENIAC box 23a Inventors Outdo Themselves with EDVAC Design

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - Electronic box 23a Control Corp.: Press Releases, 1947

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - Plan for a box 23a Statistical EDVAC, 1947

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - Problem box 23a Programming for, the EDVAC, 1954

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - box 23a Simultaneous Equation Routines for the ORDVAC and EDVAC, 1956 Scope and Content

[Recent Developments at the Moore School (1948)]

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - [Recent box 23a Developments at the Moore School, 1948]

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - box 23b Laboratory Notebooks and Collateral Material

Electronic Descrete Variable Computer (EDVAC) - Patent box 25-26 File and Schematics

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 27 Arithmetic Operations, 1948

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File box 27 - Auerbach, A. A. "The BINAC", reprinted from the Proceedings of the IRE , 1952 January

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 27 Conference Report-Work Assignments and Organization, 1947

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Input- box 27 Output Test, 1948

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 27 Comments on First Test, 1948 October 11

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Data box 27 Prints and Tests

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Decimal box 27 to Binary Conversion

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 27 Demonstration, 1948-1949 - Page 23- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 28 Diagrams (3 folders)

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 28 Duplication of Computation in two parts of the Memory, 1949 June 28

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 28 Estimates (costs), 1948 March 6

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Internal box 28 Collation Subroute Descending Order on two Tapes, 1949 September

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 28 Instructions, 1949 July 20

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Loop box 28 Decoding

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Matrix box 28 Multiplication Routine

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Manual, box 28 1949

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Manual box 28 Controls on the BINAC, 1949 August

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Mauchly, box 28 John W. (lecture), "Digital and Analog Computing Machines", 1946 July 9

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Method box 28 for Estimating Collation Time

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 28 Minimized Delay Time Operation, 1949 June

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Northrop box 29 Aircraft, "Engineering Report on the BINAC", 1949

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - "Log of box 29 the BINAC" (3 volumes), 1950-1951

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Northrop box 29 Aircraft (Baker, Richard memoranda re Research and Development), 1949

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 29 Operation of Relay Translation with Magnetic Recorder, 1949 December 30

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 29 Operations and Maintenance Instruction, 1949 July 1

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 29 Production

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Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 29 Programming

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Random box 29 Number Generation and Memory Test

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 30-32 Schematic Drawings

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Spare box 33 Parts, 1948-1949

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 33 Specifications

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Spike box 33 Jones Test, 1949 June 21

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Square box 33 Root

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 33 Synchronizer Prints - Input-Output report by C. B.

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 33 Sheppard, 1948-1949

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 33 Tabulation of Further Order Polynominal, 1949 August 1

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Test box 33 Data, 1948

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Test box 33 Data, 1949 July 20

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Test box 33 Data, 1949 August 22

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Timing box 33 Instructions and Diagrams

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Topic box 33 List for Numberical Analysis, 1949 August 1

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Wiring box 33 Drawings General note

[UNK]

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Wiring box 33 Schedule, 1950 January 9

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General note

[UNK]

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - box 34 Laboratory Notebooks issued to Richard Baker and Isaac Aubrach, 1948-1950

Binary Automatic Computer (BINAC) Subject File - Patents box 35 Abandoned, 1950-1980

UNIVAC - Laboratory Notebooks issued to V. Bernadr and J. box 35a Weinger, 1950

UNIVAC - Eckert, J.P. Jr., 1950 November 24 box 35b

UNIVAC - Goodwin, D. and Gingrick, G., 1950 October 12 box 35b

UNIVAC - Laboratory: Electrostatic Memory, 1949-1951 box 35b

UNIVAC - Lukoff, H., 1954 June 22 box 35b

UNIVAC - Schonfeld, A., 1952 July 2 box 35b

UNIVAC - Schonfeld, A., 1953 January 22 box 35b

UNIVAC - Smoliar, G., 1947 June 30 box 35b

UNIVAC - Wilson, L.D. and Win, J.J., 1950 June 21 box 35b

UNIVAC - Progress Reports -- Electronic Control Company, box 36 1947

UNIVAC - Progress Reports -- Eckert-Mauchly Corporation, box 37 1949-1952

UNIVAC - Progress Reports -- Also, Card File on Projects., box 37a 1957

UNIVAC - Card to Tape Feed box 37a

UNIVAC - Central Computer Element (Estimated and box 37a Drawings), 1949-1950

UNIVAC - Central Input-Output Circuits box 37a

UNIVAC - Central Computer Manual box 37a

UNIVAC - Control Circuits (Block Diagrams and Schematics) box 37a

UNIVAC - Delay Device for Electrical Signals box 38

UNIVAC - Design Drawings box 38

UNIVAC - Descriptions of the UNIVAC System box 38

UNIVAC - Drawing Index for Univac box 38

UNIVAC - Mechanical Design (notes) box 39

UNIVAC - Model 100 (design notes) box 39

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UNIVAC - Schematic Drawings box 39

UNIVAC - Specifications box 39

UNIVAC - Uniprinter box 39

UNIVAC - Unityper box 39

UNIVAC - Wiring Diagram box 39

UNIVAC Production - Engineering Procedures box 40

UNIVAC Production - Engineering Schedules box 40

UNIVAC Production - Manufacturing Costs box 40

UNIVAC Production - Production Schedule box 40

UNIVAC Production - Work Released to the Factory, 1949 box 40

UNIVAC Production - Collation Methods for a UNIVAC box 40 System, 1950

UNIVAC Production - Elementary Functions, 1949 box 40

UNIVAC Production - Floating Decimal Point, 1949 box 40

UNIVAC Production - Flow Chart Symbols, 1950 box 40

UNIVAC Production - Input-Output Synchronizer box 40 Demonstration Unit, 1949

UNIVAC Production - Logical Coding, 1948 box 40

UNIVAC Production - Maintenance Log, UNIVAC #1, 1951 box 40 April

UNIVAC Production - Mathematical Problems, 1949 box 40

UNIVAC Production - Psuedo Random Numbers box 40

UNIVAC Production - Reference for Numerical Analysis, box 40 1949

UNIVAC Production - Reference Guide for UNIVAC System, box 40 1951

UNIVAC Production - Selection of Four Word Items on Two box 40 Different Pairs of Key Digits, 1951

UNIVAC Production - Solution of Examples, 1950 box 41

UNIVAC Production - Solution of Matrix Equations of High box 41 Order by Automatic Computer, 1950

UNIVAC Production - Subroutes for the Calculation of the box 41 Denominated Payroll Problem, 1950

UNIVAC Production - Terms and Symbols Used in UNIVAC box 41 Diagrams, 1950

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UNIVAC Production - Time in Hours for Sample box 41 Computations Employing Matrix Algebra Program

UNIVAC Production - Traffic Control System, 1952 box 41

UNIVAC Production - UNIVAC Instruction Manual and box 41 Codes (5 folders)

UNIVAC Production - Instructions for Operation, 1950 box 42

UNIVAC Production - Proposed Changes in machine Design box 42 and Instruction Code, 1947

UNIVAC Production - An Introduction to the UNIVAC box 42 System, 1950

UNIVAC Production - Miscellaneous Collateral Material box 42

UNIVAC Production - Bigelow, Julian et. al, "Interim box 42 Progress Report on the Physical Realization of An Electronic Computing Instrument," (Princeton Institute for Advanced Study), 1947

Marketing and Sales Records (BINAC, UNIVAC) Scope and Content

Marketing and Sales Records contain Eckert-Mauchly's correspondence with its major customers: A.C. Nielsen, National Bureau of Standards, Prudential Insurance, Northrop Aviation, and Watson Laboratories (American Totalistator Company). These files document production costs and trace pricing and sales policies.

Title/Description Instances A. C. Nielsen Company Contract, 1947-1950 box 43

Henry Rose Stores, Inc., 1948 box 43

Illinois Scientific Instrument Corporation box 44

Internal Revenue Service, 1948 box 44

National Bureau of Standards, 1946-1948 box 44

National Bureau of Standards, 1946-1950 box 45

NEPA Fairchild Corporation, 1948-1949 box 46

Northrop Aircraft Company, 1947-1949 box 46

Northrop Aircraft Company (progress reports and contracts), box 47 1948-1949

Northrop Aircraft (correspondence), 1950-1955 box 47

Prudential Insurance, 1947-1949 box 48

Swedish Government Contract, 1948 box 49

Watson Laboratories - Teleregister Contract, 1947-1950 box 49

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Cost Estimate (UNIVAC Proposal), 1947 box 49

ENIAC Licensing Agreement box 49

Memoranda on Costs, prices and sales policies, 1948-1952 box 49

Contracts under negotiations, 1946-1948 box 49

Contract Commitments, 1948-1949 box 49

Personnel and Organizational Matters - Employee Agreements box 49

Personnel and Organizational Matters - Organization Charts box 49

Personnel and Organizational Matters - Weekly Job Status box 49 Reports, 1950-1951

Personnel and Organizational Matters - Time Sheets, box 49 1947-1948

LARC - Progress Reports and Schematic, 1957-1960 box 50

LARC - Patent File, 1957-1966 box 51

LARC - Acoustic Delay Device, 19511959 box 52

LARC - Amplifier, 1955 box 52

LARC - Binary Adding and Subtracting Device, 1953 box 53

LARC - Composite Magnetic Structures, 1954-1961 box 53-54

LARC - Data Storage System, 1949 box 54

LARC - Data Recording and Distributing Apparatus, 1949 box 55

LARC - Electrical Connector, 1966 box 55

LARC - Electronic Storage Device, 1951 box 56

LARC - Flip Flop Circuits, 1950 box 56

LARC - Hammer Activators for Printers, 1964 box 56

LARC - Hydraulically Activated Print Hammer for High box 57 Speed Printers, 1964

LARC - Improved Hall Effect Heads for Reading Magnetic box 57 Recording, 1962

LARC - Magnetic Memory Cores, 1958 box 57

LARC - Magnetic Recorder Searches, 1946-1947 box 57

LARC - Magnetic Transducer, 1952 box 57

LARC - Memory Array, 1967 box 57

LARC - Memory Array and Methods of Wiring, 1956 box 57

LARC - Memory Systems, 1947-1962 box 58

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LARC - Monitoring Circuits, 1960 box 59

LARC - Parametric Devices, 1963 box 60

LARC - Protective Apparatus for Magnetic Recording and box 60 Sensing Head, 1959

LARC - Pulse Control System, 1957 box 60

LARC - Pulse Recording Apparatus, 1949 box 60

LARC - Pulse Recording Apparatus, 1949-1955 box 61

LARC - Recording Apparatus, 1955 box 62

LARC - Scale of N Counter, 1955 box 62

LARC - Selector Mechanisms, 1961 box 62

LARC - Signal Responsive Device, 1952 box 63

LARC - Signal Synchronizer, 1965 box 63

LARC - Space Reservation Recording System, 1955 box 63

LARC - Square Memory Array, 1963 box 63

LARC - Tape Handling Machine, 1955 box 64

LARC - Transistor Selection Array and Drive System box 64

LARC - UNIVAC miscellaneous patent material box 65

"Chronological file", 1935-1970 Scope and Content

The "Chronological file" is a complete record of all documents submitted in evidence during the trial. Much of the material in this series duplicates records in Series I - but the "Chronological file" is more complete. The records from 1935 to 1950 are particularly valuable as they describe the origins and evolution of most of the early computer projects. There are reports describing John Atanasoff's computer and letters which trace his unsuccessful attempts to sell his machine to IBM and Remington Rand during the 1930s and 40s.

The chronological file also contains documentation on the computer projects sponsored by National Cash Register, IBM, MIT, and Harvard University during the late 1930s and early 1940s. The records show that IBM provided considerable support to Harvard's Computation Laboratory run by Professor Howard Aiken. During this period National Cash Register with the support of the United States War Department was attempting to develop an electromechanical calculator, which the Army hoped to use to compile firing tables. This project was headed by Joseph R. Desch. The records also document MIT's famous Whirlwind Project which evolved out of a Navy contract to build an analog computer for a programmable flight trainer.

The middle boxes of the chronological file describe the various UNIVAC computers developed between 1952 and 1969. The records trace the process by which Remington Rand continually lost ground to IBM during the 1950s and 60s. The final 25 boxes of the chronological file describe Sperry's efforts to secure, license, and defend the ENIAC patent and the events leading up to the lawsuit.

Title/Description Instances 1936 December-1939 August box 66

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1939 September-1940 December box 67

1941January-1942 March box 68

1942 April -December box 69

1943 January-June box 70

1943 July-1944 January box 71

1944 February-1945 October box 72

1945 November- April box 73

1945 May-October box 74

1945 November-1946 February box 75

1946 March-June box 76

1946 June-August box 77

1946 September-1947 February box 78

1946 March-1947 July box 79

1947 August-December box 80

1948 January-June box 81

1948-1949 July box 82

1949 January-June box 83

1949 July-October box 84

1949 November-1950 February box 85

1950 March-December box 86

1951 January-December box 87

1952 January-December box 88

1953 January-December box 89

1954 January-1955 January box 90

1955 February-September box 91

1955 October-December box 92

1956 January-April box 93

1956 May-July box 94

1956 August-September box 95

1956 October-December box 96

1957 box 97

1957 January-September box 98

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1958 box 99

1958 January-April box 100

1958 March-April box 101

1959 box 102

1959 January-March box 103

1959 April-August box 104

1959 September-December box 105

1960 box 106

1960 January-August box 107

1960 September-August box 108

1961 January-February box 109

1961 March-September box 110

1961-1962 October box 111

1962 October-1963 March box 112

1963 April-December box 113

1964 box 114

1964 January-May box 115

1964 June-August box 116

1964 September-November box 117

1964 December box 118

1965 January box 119

1965 February-May box 120

1965 June-October box 121

1965 November-1965 December box 122

1966 January-April box 123

1966 May-August box 124

1966 September-December box 125

1967 January-April box 126

1967 May-August box 127

1967 September-December box 128

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Trial Transcripts, 1971-1973 Scope and Content

The trial transcript contains 50,000 pages of testimony in 137 bound volumes. It is a complete record of the proceedings in the case between June 1, 1971 and March 13, 1972. The testimony analyzed the origins and early history of the computer from the perspective of the engineers, businessmen, and marketing people who shaped the industry. Judge Larson's "Finding of Fact, Conclusion of Law and Order of Judgement" represents both the verdict of the court and judgement about the history of the electronic data-processing industry.

Title/Description Instances Volumes 1-10 box 129

Volumes 11-20 box 130

Volumes 21-30 box 131

Volumes 31-40 box 132

Volumes 41-50 box 133

Volumes 51-60 box 134

Volumes 61-70 box 135

Volumes 71-80 box 136

Volumes 81-90 box 137

Volumes 91-100 box 138

Volumes 101-110 box 139

Volumes 111-120 box 140

Volumes 121-130 box 141

Volumes 131-140 box 142

Microfiche copy of trial transcript box 142a

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Witness deposition file, 1972-1972 Scope and Content

The witness deposition file contains copies of the 102 transcribed depositions entered in evidence. Many of the individuals who worked on the ENIAC, BINAC, and UNIVAC projects were called to testify. Their statements provide important insights into the early history of the computer industry. Witnesses included John Mauchly, John Brainerd (Dean of the Moore School of Enineering), Joseph R. Desch, Herman Goldstine, Arthur Burks, John V. Atanasoff, and two of the engineers who worked on the ENIAC project, Isaac Auerbach and Herman Lukoff. Researchers should bear in mind that the depositions are made by interested parties attempting to influence the court.

Title/Description Instances

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Index to Witness Files box 143

Adelmann, M. thru Atanasof, J.V. box 144

Atanasoff, J.V. box 145

Atanasoff, J.V. thru Beam, W. box 146

Beam, W. box 147

Berlinsky, A. thru Brainerd, J. box 148

Brainerd, J. thru Brenner, E. box 149

Brooks, J. thru Cannon, E. box 150

Carr, P. thru Cavender, J.T. box 151

Cavender, J.T. thru Chedaker, J. box 152

Chedaker, J. thru Clippenger, R.F. box 153

Clippenger, R.F. thru Desch, Kline & Mumma box 154

Desch, Kline & Mumma box 155

Desch, Kline & Mumma box 156

Dickinson, A. box 157

Dickinson, A. thru Elbinger, L. box 158

Elbinger, L. thru Ellis, M. box 159

English, C.C. thru Gambrell, J.B. box 160

Gambrell, J.B. box 161

Gillon, P.M. box 162

Goldstine, H. box 163

Goldstine, H. box 164

Goldstine, H. box 165

Goldstine, H. box 166

Goldstine, H. thru Holberton, J.V. box 167

Joly, J.A. thru Legvold, S. box 168

Legvold, S. thru McPherson, J.L. box 169

McPherson, J.L. thru Padden, F. box 170

Padden, F. thru Pigott Jr., C.G. box 171

Polotilow, M.D. thru Rose, K. box 172

Russinoff, A. thru Sweet, J.C. box 173

Sweet, J.C. box 174

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Sweet, J.C. thru Travis, I. box 175

Ulam, S. thru Wilson, L.D. box 176

Wilson/Auerbach box 177

Wilson/Auerbach box 178

Wilson/Auerbach thru Winsor, P. III box 179

Winsor, P. III thru Misc. box 180

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Legal papers Scope and Content

The Legal papers document Sperry-UNIVAC's efforts to defend and license the ENIAC patent. This series contains patent interference files as well as the records generated by the Sperry attorneys who worked on the Sperry-Rand vs. Bell Laboratories case (1956-1957) the Sperry Rand vs. IBM case (1963-1964). This series also contains a fragment of the legal correspondence generated by the Sperry-Honeywell suit.

Controlled Access Headings: • Patent licenses • Sperry Rand (Corporation) • Bell Telephone Laboratories • International Business Machines Corporation

Interference Files, 1950-1972 Title/Description Instances 84,986; 85,131; 85,729; 85,809 box 181

85,958; 86,141; 86,965 box 182

87,611 box 183

87,706; 87,707; 87,789; 87,872 box 184

88,280 box 185

88,280 box 186

88,721; 88,810; 88,903 box 187

89,109; 89,345; 89,560; 89,618; 89,734; 89,898 box 188

90,068; 90,087; 90,134; 90,305; 90,307; 90,602; 90,611; 90,638 box 189

90,644; 90,645; 90,676; 90,694 box 190

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91,261; 91,280; 19,549; 91,604; 91,714; 92,032; 92,230 box 192

92,302; 92,568; 92,579; 93,101; 93,504; 93,522; 93,544 box 193

93,544 box 194

93,544 box 195

93,544 box 196

93,544 box 197

93,544; 93,563; 93,847 box 198

94,002; 94,710; 95,961 box 199

95,961 box 200

95,961 box 201

Sperry Rand v. Bell Tel. Labs Title/Description Instances Agreements box 202

Bell Labs & Sperry Rand, 1956-1957 box 202

Electronic Control Co. & Rem. Rand, 1947-1950 box 202

I.B.M. & Sperry Rand, 1956 box 202

Annual Report - I.B.M., 1961 box 202

Bell Labs Litigation box 202

Correspondence, 1963 box 202

Bell Labs Litigation, cont. box 203

ENIAC Publicity box 203

Patents and Drawings box 203

Patents and Drawings box 203

Stibitz Report on Patents, 1961 box 203

Stibitz Report on Patents, 1961 box 203

Clippings - ENIAC, 1963-1966 box 204

Complaints and Depositions, 1959 box 204

Divestment Clause - Univ. of Penn, 1945-1950 box 204

Electronic Control Co. - Patent File, 1945-1949 box 204

ENIAC box 204

Original ENIAC Patent box 204

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ENIAC, cont. box 205

Specifications and Drawings box 205

Specifications and Drawings box 205

Exhibits box 205

Charts box 205

Defendents Exhibits - Correspondence, 1951-1961 box 205

Defendents Exhibits - Research Corp. of America box 205

Lists of Exhibits box 205

Plaintiff's Exhibits box 206

Plaintiff's Exhibits box 207

Illinois Scientific Development, Inc., 1964 box 208

Indenture Between Rem. Rand & Chase Man. Bank, 1952 box 208

Legal Correspondence, 1948-1959 box 208

License Agreements box 208

Rem. Rand & Western Elec., 1951-1966 box 208

Sperry Gyroscope & Bell Tel. Labs, 1940 box 208

Sperry Rand & Bell Tel. Labs, 1955 box 208

Sperry Rand & Western Elec., 1958 box 208

Patent Dept. Files, 1951-1963 box 209

Patents in Suit, 1958-1966 box 210

Patent Litigation - Sperry Rand & I.B.M., 1961-1963 box 210

Priority - Schedules and Documents, 1945-1963 box 210

Printed Legal Material - Briefs, Etc., 1962-1963 box 211

Privileged Material Witheld box 212

I.B.M., 1947-1965 box 212

Western Elec., 1954-1961 box 212

Western Elec., 1954-1961 box 212

Western Elec., 1954-1961 box 212

Western Elec., 1954-1961 box 212

Purchase Orders by Technitrol Eng. Co., 1947 box 213

Record of Trips, 1945-1946 box 213

Reports of Use - Government, 1943 box 213

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Salary Breakdowns by Jobs, 1947-1948 box 213

Technitrol v. Sperry-Rand Title/Description Instances Technitrol v. Sperry Rand box 214

I.B.M. v. Sperry Rand Title/Description Instances Exhibits box 215

BINAC - Application of Eckert et al, 1950 box 215

BINAC - Claims box 215

Drawing Index for UNIVAC, 1967 box 215

O'Dell v. Eckert et al, 1958-1959 box 215

High Speed Computer Reports - I.B.M., 1959 box 216

I.B.M. - General File, 1963-1964 box 217

Legal Papers box 218

Affidavits of LARC Engineers (Newton v. Lukoff et al), 1968 box 218

Eckert-Mauchly Testimony Before Exam. of Interference, 1954 box 218

I.B.M. Brief, 1967 box 218

I.B.M. Papers in Opposition to Sperry Rand's Motion, 1969 box 218

I.B.M. Papers in Opposition to Sperry Rand's Motion, 1969 box 218

License Agreements box 219

Correspondence and Memoranda, 1956-1969 box 219

License Agreements - I.B.M. box 220

Draft of Agreement, 1965 box 220

I.B.M. Patent Appl. Licensed to Sperry Rand, 1956 box 220

McTierman, Diary, 1964-1966 box 220

Patents, Clippings, etc. box 220

Patents and Exhibits box 220

Tabulating Machine Patent issued to I.B.M., 1951-1956 box 220

Technical Information - I.B.M., 1966 box 220

License Agreements - Sperry Rand box 221

Assignments - Domestic, 1948-1954 box 221

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Bell Labs, 1961 box 221

General Elec. File, 1964-1966 box 221

General Percision Co. File, 1963-1964 box 221

Indiana General Corp. File, 1957-1963 box 221

Invention Record - Foreign: Canada, 1953-1958 box 221

Invention Record - Foreign: Great Britain, 1956-1964 box 221

Litton Indust. File, 1965 box 221

Minnesota Mining and Man. Co. File, 1964 box 221

North American Phillips Co. File, 1961 box 221

Patent License Summaries, 1959-1961 box 221

Photo Engravers Research Inst. File, 1963-1964 box 221

Rainbow Engineering Co., 1961 box 221

R.C.A., 1961 box 221

Technitrol, Inc., 1962 box 221

Westinghouse Elec. Corp., 1961 box 221

Misc. Drawings - Moore School, 1947 box 222

Newton Interference box 223

Patent File box 224

Eckert, J.P., 1940-1941 box 224

Eckert-Mauchly Comp. Corp., 1948 box 224

E.M.C.C. - Busser and Harding File, 1947 box 224

E.M.C.C. - Busser and Harding File, 1952 box 224

PL1 - Effort to Uniform Comp. Language, 1968-1971 box 225

Honeywell, Inc. v. Sperry Rand & I.S.D. box 225

Amendments to Drawings, 1960-1961 box 226

BINAC box 227

A.A. Auerbach, Notebook #7c, 1949 box 227

Interference, 1947-1955 box 227

Litigation - Nat. Acad. of Science Material, 1947-1977 box 227

Misc. Reports and Drawings from BINAC-Vol. II box 227

Northrop Papers - Notebook, 1948 box 227

Northrop Papers - Notebook, 1948 box 227

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Briefs, T.J. Nikolia, 1972 box 228

Doc. Sent to Patent Office in Response to 1975 Action box 229

Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corp. box 230

English, Charles, 1955 box 230

Entlinger, Louis, 1945-1961 box 230

Libman, Max, 1956-1958 box 230

Materials Subpeonaed from I.B.M., 1937-1968 box 231

Plaintiff's Briefs (Vol. I thru V) box 232

Printed Legal Materials box 233

Eckert v. Williams, 1968 box 233

Honeywell v. Sperry Rand & I.S.D., 1972 Title/Description Instances Privileged Material Witheld, 1955-1963 box 234

Records of Doc. Produced by Sperry Rand box 235

Telex Computer Corp. v. I.B.M. Title/Description Instances Trial Transcripts, 1973 box 236

Trial Transcripts, 1973 box 237

Patent Appeal Docket No. 9108 box 238

Eckert et al. v. Williams et al. (Vol. IV thru VIII), 1972 box 238

Patent Disclosure File box 239

Eckert Disclosure File DP No. 5-830 box 239

Patent Disclosure File DP No. 861-1214 box 240

Patent Disclosures Deferred Corporate Records box 241

Financial Operations Title/Description Instances Financial Operations box 257

Albright Correspondence, 1972-1977 box 257

Divest. Agreements - Sperry Rand & Rem. Bus. Syst., 1978 box 257

Financial Operations box 258

Divest. Agreement - Sperry Rand & Rem. Bus. Syst. cont., 1978 box 258

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Purchase Agreement Sperry Rand & Varian Assoc., 1977 box 258

Misc. Financial Reports - Sperry Rand Annual Report to S.E.C., box 259 1975

Misc. Financial Reports - Sperry-Univac Reports of meetings of box 259 Stockholders, 1981

Misc. Administrative Records - Maintenance Log - Univac 1, box 260 1951

Misc. Administrative Records - Rem. Rand Descript. for Office, box 260 1958

Misc. Administrative Records - Rem. Rand Organization Chart, box 260 1959

Misc. Administrative Records - Rem. Rand Organizational box 260 Manual, 1956

Misc. Administrative Records - The Rem. Rand Story, 1959 box 260

Misc. Administrative Records - Supervisory Control Manual, box 260 1952

Misc. Administrative Records - Univac News re: Building box 260 Under Construction, 1966

Misc. Administrative Records - Univac Organization Chart, box 260 1961

Misc. Administrative Records - Whitpain - Staff Headquarters box 260

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Executive Officer files, 1960-1970 Creator: McDonald, Robert E. (Robert Emmett), 1915-2000 Creator: Raach, Fred R. Creator: Geick, George H. Physical Description: 14 Linear Feet Scope and Content

This series describes the history of the company during the 1960s, a period during which it steadily lost market share to IBM. The correspondence of President R.E. McDonald and Vice Presidents F.R. Raach and G.H. Geick documents corporate strategy, organization changes, technological innovation, and sales policies.

Controlled Access Headings: • Executives.

R.E. McDonald (President, 1965-1970), 1965-70

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Scope and Content

McDonald's papers include minutes of the company's Business Planning, Systems Management, and Research Committees. There are also files relating to personnel policy and foreign sales. The papers contain reports from the International and European Departments describing sales efforts in England, France, Germany, Scandinavia, and Venezuela.

Title/Description Instances Appointments box 242

Approval box 242

Business Planning box 242

Competition box 242

Consultants box 242

Contributions box 242

Customer Organization box 242

Data Processing box 242

Distributor Division box 242

Educational Allowances/Scholarships box 242

ENIAC - 15th Anniversary box 242

European Divisions - England box 242

European Divisions - France box 242

European Divisions - Germany box 242

European Divisions - Scandinavia box 242

European Divisions - Switzerland box 242

European Trip Notes, 1969 December box 242

Facilities box 242

International Division box 242

International File box 242

Leasing box 242

Legal box 242

Legal Matters box 242

Meetings box 242

Organization Announcements box 242

Personnel - Applications and Resumes box 242

Personnel - Labor Relations box 242

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Personnel - Management Development box 242

Personnel - Personnel Services box 242

Personnel - Position Descriptions box 242

Personnel - Services Security box 242

Planning Conferences box 242

President's Report - Consolidated box 242

Profit Plan FY, 1970 box 242

Shell box 242

Slidell box 242

Systems Management Division box 242

Systems Management Division - Activity Report box 242

SMD/GYRO Common Facility box 242

Sperry Rand Corp. - Committees box 242

Sperry Rand Corp. - Reports box 242

Sperry Rand Corp. - Research Committee box 242

Sperry Rand Corp. - Studies box 242

"Thank You's" box 242

Time Sharing box 242

Titan III box 242

Univac - Bristol Ops. box 242

Vendors box 242

Venezuela Distrib. Division box 242

G.H. Geick (Vice president for corporate affairs, 1967-1969), 1967-1969 Scope and Content

G.H. Geick's papers focus on corporate and legal issues. They include files from the Legal and International Departments and Development and Planning Divisions. Also included are financial reports, monthly operating reports, records relating to policies and procedures, and to foreign sales in Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Japan, England, France, Germany, Mexico, Scandanavia, and Switzerland.

Title/Description Instances 1.1 SR Corporate - General box 243

1.2 SR Corporate - International box 243

1.3 SR Corporate - Legal box 243

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2.1 SR Divisions - General box 243

3.1.1 Presidential - Staff Meetings box 243

3.1.2 Presidential - Trips box 243

3.1.3 Visitors box 243

3.2 Controller box 243

3.3 Legal Counsel box 243

3.4 Personnel V.P. box 243

3.5 Planning and Developing box 243

3.6 Purchasing And Business Planning box 243

3.7 Public Relations and Advertising box 243

3.8 Director - Airlines Program box 243

4.1 Card and Tape Division box 243

4.2 DPD box 243

4.3 DPCD box 243

4.4 FSD box 243

4.10.2 American - Asiatic Division Monthly Reports box 243

5.1 Monthly Operations Reports to President box 243

5.1.1 American Asiatic Division Monthly Report box 243

5.1.2 Distributor Division Monthly Report box 243

5.1.3 EMEA Monthly Reports box 243

5.1.4 Material - Monthly Report box 243

5.1.5 Systems & Applications Monthly Report box 243

5.1.6 Treasurer and Controller Monthly Reports box 243

5.2 Vice-President box 243

5.2.1 Staff Meetings box 243

5.2.2 Int. Managers Meetings box 243

5.2.3 Vice-President - Trips box 243

5.2.4 Int. Staff - Trips box 243

5.2.5 Int. Presentment to Corporate Staff box 243

5.3 American Asiatic Division - General box 243

5.4 Distributor Division box 243

5.5 EMEA box 243

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5.6 Material Division box 243

5.6.1 Order Service box 243

5.7 Systems, Applications Division box 244

5.8 Treasurer & Controller Division box 244

5.8.1 Misc. Financial Reports box 244

5.8.2 Profit Plan box 244

6.1 Organization - General box 244

6.2 Appointments box 244

6.4 Policies and Procedures box 244

7.1 Australia - General box 244

7.2 Benelux - General box 244

7.3 Brazil - General box 244

7.4 Canada - General box 244

7.5 England - General box 244

7.6 France - General box 244

7.7 Germany - General box 244

7.7.1 Rodelheim box 244

7.8 Italy - General box 244

7.9 Japan - General box 244

7.9.1 N.R.U. box 244

7.9.2 O.U.K. box 244

7.10 Mexico - General box 244

7.11 Scandinavia - General box 244

7.12 Switzerland - General box 244

7.13 Distributors - Western Hemisphere box 244

7.13.1 Argentina box 244

7.13.2 Chile box 244

7.13.3 Columbia box 244

7.13.4 Venezuela box 244

7.14 Distributors - EMEA box 245

7.15 Iron Curtain Countries box 245

7.16 U.S. Export box 245

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7.17 Far East Countries box 245

8.1 Australia - Customers box 245

8.2 Benelux - Customers box 245

8.4 Canada - Customers box 245

8.5 England - Customers box 245

8.5.1 England - BEA box 245

8.5.2 England - CSB box 245

8.5.3 CEIR box 245

8.5.4 Shell I.P. England box 245

8.6 France - Customers box 245

8.6.1 France - Air France box 245

8.6.3 SNCF box 245

8.7 Germany - Customers box 245

8.7.1 Germany - Quelle box 245

8.8 Italy - Customers box 245

8.9 Japan - Customers box 245

8.10 Mexico - Customers box 245

8.11 Scandinavia box 245

8.11.1 Scandinavia - SAS box 245

8.12 Switzerland - Customers box 245

8.12.1 Swiss PTT box 245

8.13 Airlines - General box 245

8.13.1 U.A.L. box 245

8.14 Shell Europe box 245

8.15 SITA - General box 245

8.16 Visitors - Customers box 245

9.1 Univac Products - General box 245

9.1.1 Equipment Status Reports box 245

9.1.2 Status Reports - 400 Line box 245

9.1.3 Status Reports - 1107/1108 box 245

9.1.4 Product Announcements - General box 245

9.1.5 Forecasts box 245

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9.2 1004/1005/1050 box 245

9.3 1500 box 245

9.4 418/490 Series box 245

9.5 1107/1108 box 245

9.6 Card Punch/Printers box 245

9.7 Card Readers box 245

9.8 CRT box 245

9.9 Magnetic Tape box 245

9.10 Paper Tape Systems box 245

9.11 Servos box 245

9.12 Unidisc box 245

9.14 Uniscope 300 box 245

9.16 9000 Series box 246

9.17 Software - General box 246

9.17.1 Systems Programming Releases/Products box 246

9.19 DCS-1 box 246

10 Misc. Outside Countracts box 246

10.1 Conferences/Meetings box 246

10.1.1 AMA box 246

10.2 Conferences/Meetings Misc. Univac box 246

10.2.1 Ponte Vedra, 1967 box 246

10.3 Diebold box 246

10.3.1 International Subsidiary Listing box 246

10.4 ECMA box 246

10.5 Univac Users Association box 246

10.6 Subscriptions box 246

10.7 Training - General box 246

1.1 Sperry Rand - General box 246

1.2 Sperry Rand International box 246

1.3 SR Legal box 246

1.4 SR Meetings box 246

2.1 SR Division - Domestic box 246

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2.2 SR Division - International box 246

3.1 President - General Correspondence box 246

3.1.1 President - Staff Meetings box 246

3.2 Controller box 246

3.3 Legal Counsel box 246

3.4 Personnel - Vice-president box 246

3.5 Planning - Vice-president box 246

3.5.1 Planning and Developing box 246

3.5.2 Purchasing and Business Planning box 246

3.6 Marketing - Vice-president box 246

3.6.1 Public Relations and Advertising box 246

4.1 DPD box 246

4.2 FSD box 246

4.3 ISD box 246

5.1 Monthly Operating Reports to President box 246

5.1.1 Americas Group Reports box 246

5.1.2 Central European Group Report box 246

5.1.3 Distributor Group Report box 247

5.1.4 Material & Maintenance Report box 247

5.1.5 Northern European Group Report box 247

5.1.6 Systems, Applications & Personnel Report box 247

5.1.7 Treasurer and Controller Report box 247

5.1.8 Marketing Services Report box 247

5.1.9 Legal Counsel Report box 247

5.2 Vice-president/General Manager - General box 247

5.2.1 Staff Meetings box 247

5.2.2 Vice-president Trip Reports box 247

5.3 Trips-International Staff box 247

5.4 Americas Group - General box 247

5.5 Central European Group - General box 247

5.6 Distributor Group - General box 247

5.7 Material & Maintenance - General box 247

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5.7.1 Order Service box 247

5.7.2 Field Engineering and Maintenance box 247

5.8 Northern European Group box 247

5.9 Systems, Applications, Personnel - General box 247

5.10 Treasurer and Controller - General box 247

5.10.1 Contract Administration box 247

5.10.2 General Accounting Report box 247

5.10.3 MIS - General box 247

5.10.4 Misc. Financial Reports box 247

5.10.5 Profit Plan box 247

5.10.6 Quarterly Reviews box 247

5.10.7 Operating Results box 247

5.11 Marketing Services - General box 247

5.12 Legal Counsel - General box 247

6.1 Organization - General box 247

6.2 Appointments - Announcements box 247

6.4 Policies and Procedures box 247

7.1 Africa box 247

7.2 Australia box 247

7.3 Benelux box 247

7.4 Brazil box 247

7.5 Canada box 247

7.6 England box 247

7.6.1 Northern European Group - General box 248

7.7 France box 248

7.8 Germany box 248

7.8.1 Rodelheim box 248

7.9 Italy box 248

7.9.1 European Education Center box 248

7.9.2 Central European Group Headquarters box 248

7.9.3 1108 Advanced Data Systems Centre box 248

7.10 Japan box 248

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7.10.1 NUK box 248

7.10.2 OUK box 248

7.11 Mexico box 248

7.12 Scandinavia box 248

7.13 Switzerland box 248

7.14 Distributors - Western Hemisphere box 248

7.15 Distributors - European box 248

7.16 Iron Curtain Countries box 248

7.17 Distributors - Far East box 249

7.18 Spain box 249

7.19 Austria box 249

8.1 Africa box 249

8.2 Australia box 249

8.3 Benelux box 249

8.5 Canada box 249

8.6 England box 249

8.6.1 BEA box 249

8.6.2 CSB (UCC) box 249

8.7 France box 249

8.7.1 Air France box 249

8.8 Germany box 249

8.9 Italy box 249

8.10 Japan box 249

8.12 Scandinavia box 249

8.12.1 SAS box 249

8.13 Switzerland box 249

8.14 Airlines International Account box 249

8.14.1 United Airlines box 249

8.15 Shell International box 249

8.16 SITA International box 249

9.1 Products - General box 249

9.1.2 Status Reports 418-490 box 249

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9.16 9000 Series box 249

9.18 Hardware - General box 249

10.2.1 Conference - Ponta Vedra box 249

10.3 Diebold box 249

10.5 Univac Users Association box 249

10.10 Raytheon box 249

13.1 Applicants box 249

14.4 Personal Correspondence box 249

14.5 Personal Data box 249

10.8 ICT box 250

10.9 BEMA box 250

10.10 Raytheon box 250

10.11 10/1/67 Plan Systems box 250

11.1 Competition - General box 250

11.2.1 Info Center - Phila. box 250

11.3 Project Scouting box 250

12.1.1 Univac Today box 250

12.1.2 Univac News box 250

12.1.3 Univac News Bulletin box 250

12.2 Outside Publications box 250

12.2.1 IEEE box 250

12.2.2 International Letter box 250

12.2.3 International Business Automation box 250

12.2.4 Stanford Research Institute box 250

13.1 Applicants box 250

13.2 Paymasters box 250

13.3 Policies and Procedures box 250

13.3.1 Appraisal of Potential box 250

13.3.2 Professional Staff Data Sheets box 250

13.3.3 Manpower Reports box 250

13.4 Headquarter Staff box 250

13.6 Canada box 250

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13.7 Japan box 250

13.8 Mexico box 250

13.9 EMEA box 250

13.11 Distributors - Western Hemisphere box 250

14.1 Calenders box 250

14.2 Expense Statement, FY 1968 box 250

14.2.1 Expense Statement, FY 1967 box 250

14.4 Personal Correspondence, 4/67- box 250

14.4.1 Personal Correspondence to 3/31/67 box 250

14.6 Press Releases box 250

14.7 Financial Executive Institute Publications box 250

Outgoing Correspondence, 9/25/67 box 250

Chronological File - Telex Only box 250

F.R. Raach (Vice president for product planning, 1963-1965), 1963-1965 Scope and Content

F.R. Raach's files describe software development, patenting strategies, produce planning, and pricing policies. The files include several reports from the Defense Marketing Committee.

Title/Description Instances Expense Account Vouchers, 1963-64 box 251

Legal Services box 251

Patent Licensing Services, 1964 box 251

Pencil Notes, 1963-64 box 251

Personal Correspondence Concerning New Position, 1964 box 251

Personnel, 1961-64 box 251

Personnel, 1961-64 box 251

Personnel, 1961-64 box 251

Personnel, 1961-64 box 251

Personnel, 1961-64 box 251

Personnel, 1961-64 box 251

Personnel, 1961-64 box 251

Philadelphia, City of box 251

Photon, Inc. box 251

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Pricing box 251

Products and Product Planning box 251

Products and Product Planning, cont. box 252

Products and Product Planning, cont. box 253

Radio Electronics Corp. box 253

Reports - Defense Marketing box 253

Reports - Financial Statements - Market Surveys box 253

Reports - Unrealized Revenues box 253

Reports - Financial Statements - Market Surveys, cont. box 254

Reports - NDP box 254

Reports - Quality Assurance box 254

Reports - Rentals and Sales box 254

Reports - Software Status box 255

Roberts box 255

Rodemann box 255

Romeiser box 255

Royal McBee, 1964 box 255

Stanford Research Institute, 1964-65 box 255

Stark, Edward box 255

Systems Programming, 1963-65 box 255

Tarriffs and Trade, 1964 box 255

Technitrol, 1963 box 255

Telemax Corp., 1964 box 255

Teleregister Corp., 1964 box 255

Traffic, 1964 box 255

Travelers Insurance Co., 1964 box 255

United States Government, 1963-64 box 255

Univac Users Association, 1964 box 255

Universities, 1963-65 box 255

Phila. Operations Manual, 1962 box 256

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Technical Documents, 1946-1972 Scope and Content

Documents in this series trace the technological history of electronic data processing at Sperry Rand From the 1950s to the mid 1970s, as they describe the development of five generations of computers. The archive traces the evolving relationship between hardware and software. It shows that the earliest programs for the ENIAC were done in a machine language that mirrored the physical construction of the computer. With the introduction of stored programs, full computer languages such as COBOL were developed. The records document the development of the UNIVAC algebraic short language code by Grace Hopper in the early 1950s. Software publications files trace innovations in UNIVAC software from 1958 to 1970 and show how software engineers sought to maximize hardware potential.

Controlled Access Headings: • Electronic data processing • Programming languages (Electronic computers) • Hopper, Grace Murray, 1906-1992

Chronological File, 1946-1975 Title/Description Instances Automatic Sorting, 1946 April box 261

Sorting and Collating - Lecture #22 J.W. Mauchly, 1946 box 261 September

Electronic Arithmetic - EMCC Personnel, 1947 March 19 box 261

Report on the UNIVAC Outline, 1947 July 13 box 261

Report on the UNIVAC Ch. 1-2, 1947 July 15 box 261

Report on the UNIVAC Ch. 3, 1947 July box 261

Report on the UNIVAC Ch. 3 revised, 1947 July box 261

Report on the EDVAC Pt. 1, 1947 July box 261

Report on the EDVAC Pt. 2, 1947 July box 261

Report on the EDVAC Pt. 3, 1947 July box 261

Report on the EDVAC Pt. 4, 1947 July box 261

Report on the UNIVAC Ch. 1-2, 1948 May 17 box 261

Schedule "D" UNITAPE Demonstration, 1948 June 17 box 261

Questions and Answers on Bureau of Standards Binary box 261 Computer, 1948 July 19

The BINAC Binary Computer - Input and Output, 1948 July 29 box 261

BINAC - Questions and Answers, 1948 August 3 box 261

Analysis of UNIVAC Instructions, 1948 box 261

Arithmetic Operations in a Binary Computer - Shaw, 1948 box 261

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Institute of Advanced Study Code - Princeton Univ., 1948 box 261

Programming for the UNIVAC Pt. 1, Ch. 3-4, 1948 box 261

Preparation and Characteristics of Magnetic Recording Surfaces, box 261 1949 January 7

Coding of Laplace Boundary Valve Problem for UNIVAC, 1949 box 261 January

A Dynamically Regenerated Memory Tube - Eckert, Lukoff, box 261 Smoliar, 1949 March 8

A Dynamically Regenerated Memory Tube - Eckert, Lukoff, box 261 Smoliar, revised, 1949 April 1

Standard Circuits and Design Practices, 1949 April 14 box 261

Report: Saturable-Core Reactors as Digital Computer Elements, box 261 1949 June 17

Programming for the UNIVAC Pt. 2, 1949 July 20 box 261

Technical Papers by Corp. People (8-49 thru 5.54), 1949 August box 261

UNISERVO Engineering Report, 1949 September 30 box 261

Functional Description of the EDVAC Pt. 1, 2, 1949 November box 262 1

Prudential Mortality Study, 1949 November 9 box 262

Considerations Affecting a Very High Speed Digital Computer, box 262 1949

Navy Model CXPK Appendix A-G, 1949 box 262

UNIVAC Drawings & Report - Arithmetic & Memory Circuits box 262 Revised, 1950 January 4

Remarks on the Problem of Approximating the Roots of box 262 Polynominal Equations with Approximate Coefficients J.W. Mauchly, 1950 January 15

Solutions of Matrix Equations of High Order by an Automatic box 262 Computer, 1950 February 2

The UNIVAC - Revised Description for Engineering Research box 262 Associates, Inc. (ERA) Report, 1950 February 21

Design Features of a Magnetic Drum Information Storage box 262 System, 1950 March 28

ERA Magnetic Storage Systems, 1950 May 26 box 262

UNIVAC Drawings & Report - Arithmetic & Memory Circuits, box 262 1950 May

UNIVAC Course, Pts. 1, 2, 3., 1950 July 15 box 262

Preliminary Description of UNIVAC, 1950 July 19 box 262

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The Potentialities of Transistors in Digital Computer Circuits, box 262 1950 July 20

The Construction & Characteristics of a Non-contact box 262 Electromagnetic Recording & Reproducing Head, 1950 August 7

Subroutines for the Calculation of Denominated Payroll box 262 Envelopes, 1950 August 15

High Speed Writing & Selective Altering of Digital Information box 262 on Magnetic Surfaces, 1950 September 1

Poisson Equation, 1950 September 22 box 262

High Frequency Loss Loops for Saturable Magnetic Cores, 1950 box 262 October 30

Collation Methods for the UNIVAC Vol. 1, 2., 1950 December box 262 8

Third and Final Collation Report Releases, 1950 box 262

Design Criteria for Practicle Logical Networks, 1950 box 262

UNIVAC Programming Ch. 4 - Outline, 1950 box 262

Analyzer Routine, 1950 box 262

An Introduction to the UNIVAC System, 1950 box 262

Types of Magnetic Amplifers - A Survey, 1951 January 24 box 263

Reference Guide to the UNIVAC System, 1951 January box 263

New Old Faithful, 1951 February 7 box 263

High Frequency Effective Incremental Permeability Data for box 263 Saturable Magnetic Cores, 1951 May 17

Premium Billing "B" Change Run, 1951 August 15 box 263

Premium Billing "B" Change Run, Vol. 2, 1951 August 15 box 263

The UNIVAC System - A Paper by J.R. Weiner, 1951 box 263 December 10

Test Routines, 1951 December 15 box 263

Description of the Aviation Supply Office Demonstration box 263 Problem, 1951

Theoretical Study of Dither, 1951 box 263

National Bureau of Standards Report #2045, 1951 box 263

Utility Routines, 1951 box 263

Interim Development Report #1 for Packaged Magnetic Digital box 263 Computer Assemblies (3-30 thru 6-30), 1952 March 30

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A Vacuum Tube Program Based on Experience in the UNIVAC, box 263 1952 March 31

General Purpose Digital Computers, 1952 May 2 box 263

A Description of the Operation of the Plugboard Computer, box 263 1952 June 23

Description of the PBC Plugboard, 1952 July 22 box 263

Master Generating Routine for 2-way Sorting, 1952 September box 263 3

UNIVAC Sort Code, 1952 October 24 box 263

Permanent Magnetic Biasing and Erasing, 1952 November 15 box 263

Report #6: On the Minimum Requirements of an Electrostatic box 263 Storage Tube, 1952 November

How UNIVAC Predicted the Election for CBS-TV, 1952 box 263 December 15

The UNIVAC Input-Output System, 1952 December box 263

Application of the UNIVAC Fac-tronic System to Election box 263 Prediction, 1952

UNIVAC Optical Scanning Punch, 1952 box 263

Random Number Generation & Other Papers, 1952 box 263

Engineering Problems Solved on the UNIVAC, 1953 January 9 box 264

Coding, Flow Sheets, 1953 January 17 box 264

Preliminary Specifications for Installation and Cooling System box 264 of UNIVAC #4, 1953 January 26

Services Routines SR-200 Complete Set, 1953 January box 264

Application of the UNIVAC to Air Force Programming, 1953 box 265 March 17

Card to Tape Converter Final Evaluation Report, 1953 April 17 box 265

A History of Magnetic Recording, 1953 June box 265

Magnetic Recording Head Design for UNIVAC, 1953 July 23 box 265

Matrix Multiplication on the ERA 1103 Computer, 1953 box 265 September 1

Storage Class Control in the ERA 1103 Computer, 1953 box 265 September 1

Product Improvement - High Speed Magnetic Storage box 265 Techniques, 1953 October 7

Tables of the Internal Magnetic Source Functions Un for Thick box 265 Solenoids & Disk Coils, 1953 October

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Growth of Ferroelectric Crystals, 1953 November 9 box 265

Second Workshop on UNIVAC Automatic Programming, 1953 box 265 December 1

Compiling Routines, 1953 December 31 box 265

A Survey of Automatic Digital Computers - 1953 Office of box 265 Naval Research, 1953

Eckert - Mauchly Division of Remington Rand, Inc., 1954 box 265 March 15

Instruction Manual for the Magnetic Drum Service Unit, 1954 box 265 April 20

A Survey of Automatic Coding Techniques for Digital box 265 Computers, 1954 May

Card to Tape Converter Logical Description, 1954 July 20 box 265

FLIP - A Floating Point Subroutine System for the ERA 1103 box 265 Computer, 1954 August 4

Subroutines and Service Routines for ERA 1103 Computer, box 265 1954 September 15

Performance Records - Card to Tape, 1954 October 15 box 265

Card to Tape Converter II - Test Guide & Final Report, 1954 box 265 November 10

Proposed Computer System Development Program for box 265 Remington Rand, Inc., 1954 November 23

A Self-Checking High Speed Printer, 1954 December 8 box 265

The UNIVAC System: A 1954 Progress Report, 1954 box 265

Electrical Design-General Considerations, 1955 January 5 box 265

Operating Principles of the UNIVAC File Computer, 1955 box 265 February 7

409-3 D.C. Power Supplies, Sola CV Type, 1955 February 15 box 265

Technical Papers by Corp. People (3-55 thru 7-55), 1955 March box 265 1

The Second Generation by J.P. Eckert, Jr., 1955 March 1 box 265

Card to Tape Evaluation Report, 1955 April 6 box 265

Minutes of Conference Between Bell Labs and Rem. Rand, box 265 1955 April 29

RACER - A Proposed Rating System for Electronic box 265 Components and Devices, 1955 April 29

Logical Design of the Remington Rand High Speed Printer With box 265 Emphasis on the Checking and Editing Features, 1955 April

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Germanium Element Magnetostrictive Memory Automatic box 265 Computers (GEMMAC) Building Blocks, 1955 May

High Speed Printer, 1955 June 7 box 265

Preliminary Description of the UNIVAC Calculating Tabulator box 265 (UCT), 1955 July 28

Specifications for the UNIVAC Tape Verifier, 1955 August 1 box 265

Tower Card Feed Synchronizer Circuits - Technical Desc., 1955 box 265 August 14

Deposited Core Matrix, 1955 September 13 box 265

Automatic Routines for Commercial Installations, 1955 box 265 September 14

Progress Report #5 AFCRC Computer, 1955 October 1 box 265

Pre-Installation Requirements for UNIVAC Equipment, 1955 box 265 October

A Study of the Properties of Magnetic Materials at High box 265 Frequencies, 1955 October 31

A Study of the Inductance and Loss Properties of Transformer box 265 Core Materials in the Megacycle Range, 1955 October 31

Progress Reports - Norwalk Laboratory, 1955 December box 265

UNIVAC Engineering Calulator, 1955 box 265

AFCRC Logical (Description), 1955 box 265

Operating Principles of the UNIVAC File Computer, 1956 box 266 January 1

Card to Tape Converter - Technical Bulletin, 1956 January 6 box 266

Deposited Core Matrix - Progress Report #3, 1956 January 13 box 266

Progress Reports - Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 January box 266

Progress Reports Rem. Rand Univac - Norwalk, 1956 January box 266

Power Supply Investigation, 1956 February 8 box 266

UNIVAC File Computer Proposed Specifications, 1956 box 266 February 21

Preliminary Description of the UNIVAC Revised, 1956 box 266 February

Progress Reports - Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 February box 266

Progress Reports - Rem. Rand Univac - Norwalk, 1956 February box 266

Circuit Diagrams of ERA Transistorized Drum & Core Memory box 266 Units, 1956 February-March

Engineering Transistor Design Data, 1956 March 6 box 266 - Page 59- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Specifications for a Large Scale, High Speed Computer System box 266 (LARC), 1956 March 9

Deposited Core Matrix Progress Report #4, 1956 March 13 box 266

Investigations of Magnetic Amplifiers with Feedback, 1956 box 266 March 15

General Description of the AFCRC Cambridge Computer Pt. 1, box 266 1956 March 16

Progress Reports Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 March box 266

Progress Reports Rem. Rand Univac - Norwalk, 1956 March box 266

A Sensitive Single-Turn Hysteresis-Loop Tester, 1956 April 5 box 266

Diagnostic Routine for the Cambridge Computer, 1956 April 16 box 266

Equipment Specifications for a Large Scale, High Speed box 266 Computer System, 1956 April 16

Preliminary Functional Specifications for UNIVAC Calculating box 266 Tabulator, 1956 April 17

Investigation of Transistor and Transistor/Magnetic-Core box 266 Circuitry for High Speed Digital Computer Applications, 1956 April 30

Progress Reports Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 April box 266

Progress Reports Rem. Rand Univac - Norwalk, 1956 April box 266

Deposited Core Matrix Progress Report #5, 1956 May 13 box 266

Automatic Package-Diode Tester, 1956 May 15 box 266

Progress Reports Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 May box 266

Progress Reports Rem. Rand Univc - Norwalk, 1956 May box 266

Equipment Specifications for UNIVAC-LARC, 1956 May box 266

UNIVAC Maintenance Conference - Sprinfield, Ill., 1956 June box 266 11

Buffer Memory Drawings - St. Paul, 1956 June 21 box 266

Progress Reports Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 June box 266

Progress Reports Rem. Ran Univac - Norwalk, 1956 June box 266

Analysis of Instructions UNIVAC I, 1956 July 11 box 266

Elapsed Time Punch, 1956 July 12 box 267

Deposited Core Matrix Progress Report #6, 1956 July 13 box 267

Semiconductor Notes #1, 1956 July 30 box 267

Progress Reports Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 July box 267

Progress Reports Rem. Rand Univac - Norwalk, 1956 July - Page 60- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

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General Description of the AFCRC Cambridge Computer Pt. 2, box 267 1956 August 15

IBM Card Stock Characteristics and Distribution, 1956 August box 267 20

UNIVAC Card to Tape Converter - Reading & Feeding box 267 Problems Related to Inks of Various Types, 1956 August 21

Progress Reports Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 August box 267

Progress Reports Rem. Rand Univac - Norwalk, 1956 August box 267

Program Analysis of the 8C1 Model Interpreter Mfg. by box 267 Intelligent Machines Research, 1956 September 7

Regression Analysis on the UNIVAC Using the Matrix Math box 267 Tape, 1956 September 12

Magnetics in UNIVAC II, 1956 September 15 box 267

AFCRC Magnetic Computer Final Engineering Report, 1956 box 267 September 30

The Exchange Register, 1956 September box 267

Equipment Specifications for a High Speed Data Display and box 267 Recorder for UNIVAC-Larc, 1956 September

Progress Reports Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 September box 267

Progress Reports Rem. Rand Univac - Norwalk, 1956 box 267 September

Analysis of UNIVAC Instructions (reprint), 1956 October 3 box 267

Preliminary Characteristics of Operator's Console for Model 1 box 267 UNIVAC File Computer, 1956 October 17

UNIVAC Scientific General Purpose Computer System - box 267 Content of Registers, 1956 October

UNIVAC Scientific General Purpose Computer System - box 267 Timing Sequences, 1956 October

Progress Reports Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 October box 267

Progress Reports Rem. Rand Univac - Norwalk, 1956 October box 267

Deposited Core Matrix - Progress Report #7, 1956 November 13 box 267

Progress Reports Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 November box 267

Progress Reports Rem. Rand Univac - Norwalk, 1956 November box 267

Toll Ticket Reader and Recorder - Final Report, 1956 December box 268 1

Threshold Methods in Linear Programming, 1956 December 20 box 268

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Installation Requirements for Peripheral Equipment for the box 268 UNIVAC Scientific General Purpose Computer System, 1956 December

Progress Reports Eckert-Mauchly Section, 1956 December box 268

Progress Reports Rem. Rand Univac - Norwalk, 1956 December box 268

Drum and Head Cleaning Procedure FH880 Magnetic Drum box 268 Unit, 1956

The Generation of High Speed Clock Using a Traveling Wave box 268 Oscillator, 1956

B-O Development, 1956 box 268

Calculation of Storage Time in a Transistor, 1956 box 268

Development of a Magnetic Switch Building Block, 1956 box 268

UNIVAC II Specifications, 1957 January 16 box 268

Installation Manual for the UNIVAC II Card to Tape Converter, box 268 1957 January 31

Series Pulse Magnetic Amplifiers, 1957 February 1 box 268

Model 1 UNIVAC File Computer Specifications, 1957 February box 268 8

Deposited Core Matrix Progress Report #8, 1957 February 15 box 268

Preliminary Functional Specifications for UNIVAC Calculating box 268 Tabulator (UCT), 1957 February 18

Report on B Zero Complier System, 1957 February 19 box 268

Spring-Brake Tape-Transport System for UNIVAC Auxiliary box 268 Equipment, 1957 February

Floating Point Arithmetic in the UNIVAC Scientific Model box 268 1103A, 1957 March 8

Verifier Training Course, 1957 March 13 box 268

A Summary Report on a Study of Check Mutilation, 1957 box 268 March 15

Simplified UNIVAC Specifications, 1957 March 28 box 268

A Transistorized Inhibit Plane Driver, 1957 April 18 box 268

Preliminary Manual for Math-Matic and Arith-Matic Systems, box 268 1957 April 19

Design Standards, 1957 April 25 box 268

Introduction to the UNIVAC Calculating Tabulator - Tech. box 268 Memo #34, 1957 April 26

Weather Map Calculations, 1957 May 28 box 268

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Report of Ferrite Memory Core Evaluation Program, 1957 May box 268 31

Manual of Design and Drafting Standards (Proposed), 1957 June box 268 11

Report on UNIVAC Calculating Tabulator Product Line, 1957 box 268 June 30

2052 Incremental Computer Instruction Manual Vol. I Theory of box 268 Operation, 1957 June

Review of LARC Fabrication Costs, 1957 June box 268

Spring-Brake Tape-Transport System for UNIVAC Auxillary box 268 Equipment, 1957 June

Eigenvalves and Eigenvectors of General Matrixes, 1957 July 1 box 268

The Flow-Matic Compiling System Preliminary Manual, 1957 box 268 July 1

A Double-Item Inhibiting Device, 1957 July 9 box 268

The Expanded UNIVAC Calculating Tabulator: A Proposal to box 268 Management, 1957 July 15

UNIVAC High-Speed Printer, 1957 July box 268

Design Guide for Reliable Computers, 1957 August 2 box 269

LARC Transistor Specifications, 1957 August 5 box 269

UNIVAC Calculating Tabulator-Magnetic Drum Storage box 269 Circuitry, 1957 August 8

B-Zero UNIVAC I Progress Reports, 1957 August 9 box 269

Tower Card Feed Synchronizer Circuits, 1957 August 14 box 269

UNIVAC Scientific Exchange - USEFUL Notes, 1957 August box 269 15

UCT Notebook, 1957 August 16 box 269

Components and Standards Dept. Reports (8/26/57-5/6/59), box 269 1957 August 26

MCS-1 Modification to the Basic Computer, 1957 August box 269

Theory of Operation Basic Computer - UNIVAC Scientific box 269 General-Purpose Computer System, 1957 August

DS 63 Commutator Unit Report, 1957 September 4 box 269

Deposited Core Matrix Progress Report #10, 1957 September 15 box 269

A Proposal to Management for the Development of a Magnetic box 269 Computer System of Extended Capabilities, 1957 September 18

Instruction and Operating Manual - Automatic Core Tester, box 269 1957 September 30 - Page 63- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

UNIVAC File Computer System Model 10 - Introduction and box 269 General Description, 1957 September

External Function Instruction Modification to the Basic box 269 Computer, 1957 September

Modification to Provide Two Additional Core Bays to the Basic box 269 Computer, 1957 September

Report on Electroplating Techniques and Inspection of Printed box 269 Circuit Type Commutators, 1957 September

UNIVAC File Computer - Model 1 Specifications, 1957 box 269 October 1

Matrix Math Compiler, 1957 October 1 box 269

Omniflex: Integrated Service Routines for the UNIVAC II Data box 269 Automation System, 1957 October 4

One Piece Universal Contact, 1957 October 11 box 269

Simplex Algorithm for Handling Variables with both Upper and box 269 Lower Bounds, 1957 October 25

General Purpose Programming Systems, 1957 October 30 box 269

Some Thoughts on Asynchronous, 1957 October box 269

Programmed Card-to-Tape Converter, 1957 October box 269

Synchro-Tape Applications, 1957 November 8 box 269

A Series of Notes on the Development of a Multiple Channel box 269 Flying Head System, 1957 November 12

The Matrix Math Compiler for UNIVAC I, 1957 November 15 box 269

UNIVAC Scientific Exchange Routines, 1957 November 15 box 269

Information Retrieval by UNIVAC and by UNIVAC Produced box 269 Non-Mechanized Systems, 1957 November 25

The X-2 Assembly System for the UCT, 1957 December 1 box 270

Electronic Equipment (and Accessories) System Development box 270 II, 1957 December 5

Specifications of Random Access Drum File for UNIVAC File box 270 Computer, 1957 December 10

Glass-Sealed Read Switches, 1957 December 17 box 270

Supplement to a Transistorized Inhibit Plane Driver, 1957 box 270 December 18

An Introduction to Operations Research and UNIVAC Data box 270 Automation, 1957

Check-Out Procedure High Speed Printer Evaluation Report, box 270 1957

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80 Column Card Reader, 1957 box 270

G.P. Library of Subroutines, 1957 box 270

Transistor Life Tests - Preliminary Proposal, 1957 box 270

Magnetic Switching and Logical Circuits, 1957 box 270

Misc. Outline of Systems and Definitions, 1957 box 270

Printer Synchronizer, 1958 January 6 box 271

UNIVAC File Computer System Specifications, 1958 January 8 box 271

A Study of Plastic Tapes for Use on UNIVAC I, 1958 January 9 box 271

B-H Tester Measures Memory Core Parameters, 1958 January box 271 17

UNIVAC I Test Routines, 1958 January box 271

UNIVAC II Analysis of Instructions, 1958 January box 271

UNIVAC II Systems Design and Programming for Variable box 271 Sized Items, 1958 February 1

Electronic Data Processing Plan, 1958 February 3 box 271

UNIVAC I - Signals and Logical Components, 1958 February box 271

Description of Remington Rand Verifier Model III, 1958 box 271 February

Analysis of UNIVAC Calculating Tabulator Instructions, 1958 box 271 February

Pre-Installation Requirements for UNIVAC I Equipment, 1958 box 271 February

Manufacturing Specifications for LARC Printed Circuit Boards box 271 and Assemblies, 1958 March 18

A Uniquely Automatic Operational System for the UNIVAC box 271 Scientific Model 1103A, 1958 March 24

Card Punching Study, 1958 March 31 box 271

The Reliability of Electronic Components for Use in Remington box 271 Rand UNIVAC Ground-Based Computer Systems Vol. 2, 3A, 3B, 3C, 6, 7., 1958 March 31

UNIVAC II 5000 Word Memory, 1958 April 1 box 271

Project Whitpain: A Description and General Specifications for box 271 an Office Laboratory and Light Manufacturing Building, 1958 April 10

Tape UCT - Tech. Memos 1-13, 1958 April 30 box 271

UNIVAC II General Description, 1958 April box 271

Mechanical Parts of UNISERVO, 1958 April box 271 - Page 65- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Mechanical Parts of High-Speed Printer Unit, 1958 April box 271

Small Computer Logical Element Evaluation Final Report, 1958 box 271 April

Final Report for Technical Guidance - Prepared for Jet box 271 Propulsion Laboratory, 1958 May

The IT Computer for the UNIVAC Scientific 1103A, 1958 June box 271 15

Specifications for the UNIVAC TAPE TESTER, 1958 June 25 box 271

Cold-Plate Cooling of Printed Circuit Packages, 1958 June box 271

Randfile System - Preliminary Specifications, 1958 July 7 box 272

UNIVAC File Computer System Plug-In Circuit Chasis box 272 Descriptions and Test Procedures, 1958 July

UCT Card Reader Manual, 1958 July box 272

Read Punch Unit Manual - UCT System, 1958 July box 272

The Design of All-Pass Lattice Networks, 1958 July box 272

Ico Specifications in Constant -Vc Transistor Circuits, 1958 box 272 August

UNIVAC II Theory of Operation, 1958 August box 272

GPX Routines, 1958 September 22 box 272

Low Cost Jig and Die Production Process, 1958 September box 272

Research Division Final Progress Report, 1958 October 1 box 272

Preliminary Manual for GPX Generalized Programming box 272 Extended for UNIVAC II, 1958 October 9

Project Whitpain, 1958 October 31 box 272

The Athena Computer - A Reliability Report, 1958 October 31 box 272

Some Thoughts on Asynchronous Circuits, 1958 October box 272

Process Specifications for Magnetic Plating of Copper Plated box 272 UCT Spindles, 1958 November 19

Matrix Mathematics Compiler for UNIVAC I, 1958 November box 272

The Preparation and Characteristics of Thin Ferromagnetic box 272 Films, 1958 November

MIT Drum Characteristics and Procedures, 1958 December box 272

Design Improvements to the Basic Computer System, 1958 box 272 December

Computer Time for Address Calculation Sorting, 1958 box 272 December

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UNIVAC Data Automation Systems Technical Reports on: box 272 Threshold Method for Linear Programming; Solution Method for the Transportation Problem; Procedures for Finding a Zero of a Vector-Valued Function, 1958

UNIVAC DAS Technical Report on: Info Retrieval by box 272 UNIVAC, 1958

UNIVAC Math-Matic Programming System, 1958 box 272

UNIVAC File Computer System Specifications, 1958 box 272

Franklin Life Experience with UNITYPER Model II, 1958 box 272

UNIVAC, UNISERVO, UNITYPER, UNIPRINTER, UNIVAC box 272 Factronic System, 1958

LARC FORTRAN, 1958 box 272

UNIVAC Applications Research Center, 1958 box 272

Instrument Catalog Test and Instrument Section, 1958 box 272

Expanded Magnetic Drum Storage Option, 1959 January box 273

Specifications for Synchro-Tape Input/Output Devices, 1959 box 273 February 18

Functional Specifications - Card Punching Printer, 1959 box 273 February 23

Mathematical Circuit Analysis and Design, 1959 February 29 box 273

UNIVAC II Function Table Signals and Logical Elements, 1959 box 273 February

Engineering Proposal - UCT Input/Output Typewriter, 1959 box 273 March 2

Engineering Proposal - UCT Paper Tape System, 1959 March 2 box 273

Engineering Proposal - UCT Randex Drum, 1959 March 2 box 273

Thin Film Applications, 1959 March 15 box 273

Tape Synchronizer Logic Block and Timing Diagrams, 1959 box 273 March 31

Summary of Specifications - Tape UCT 80 Column, 1959 April box 273 1

A Proposal for Militarized Tabulation Card Programmer, 1959 box 273 April 1

A Proposal for Non-Militarized Modification Kit Which Will box 273 Provide 3 Card-per-Second Operation on Autonetics Card Programming, 1959 April 1

Standards & Laboratory Services Bulletin #9, 1959 May 1 box 273

Standards and Laboratory Services Bulletin #10, 1959 May 15 box 273

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Engineering Specifications - Rem. Rand UNIVAC Air Lines box 273 Reservation System Peripheral Equipment, 1959 May 15

Aircraft Marine Products (AMP) Four Panel Plugboard box 273 Evaluation, May 31

UNIVAC Revised Specifications, 1959 May box 273

RUCT Data Processing System - Preliminary Specifications, box 273 1959 May

Memory Development Program - Summary Report, 1959 May box 273

Standards and Laboratory Services Bulletin #11, 1959 May 31 box 273

Standards and Laboratory Services Bulletin #12, 1959 June 15 box 273

High Speed Printer Control Unit 4896 Vol. 1-3, 1959 July 31 box 273

High Speed Printer Control Unit 4896 Vol. 4-6, 1959 July 31 box 273

USS Document Printer Processor Manual Logical Drawings, box 273 1959 July

UNIVAC 1105 System - Theory of Operation, Basic Computer, box 274 1959 July

Randex Drum Unit Handbook, 1959 August 1 box 274

Notes on Automatic Document Handling, 1959 September 18 box 274

E3 An Operating System - UNIVAC Solid State 80 Comp., box 274 1959 September 30

UNIVAC S lid State (USS) Specifications Manual, 1959 box 274 October 1

The BPTM-7 Converter - Theory of Operation, 1959 October 28 box 274

Engineering Specifications for Programmer-Scanner Model L box 274 Duplexer, 1959 December 1

Engineering Specifications for Programmer-Scanner Model H box 274 Duplexer, 1959 December 1

USS Installation Requirements, 1959 December 1 box 274

UNIVAC III Preliminary Specifications, 1959 December 11 box 274

Report on the Development of a Rem. Rand Punch Set up box 274 Actuator for the Bull P-19 Punch, 1959 December 18

Programming Business-Data Processors (Grace Hopper), 1959 box 274

Automatic Programming Present Status and Future Trends box 274 (Grace Hopper), 1959

Drum and Head Cleaning Procedure for FH 880 Magnetic Drum box 274 Unit, 1959

Randex - General Description, 1959 box 274

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The Numerical Control Information Utility - Concepts and box 274 Considerations, 1959

The Backboard Wiring Problem - a Placement Algorithm, 1960 box 274 January

Project Lightning Second Phase, 1960 March 1 box 274

UNIVAC III Specifications, 1960 March 1 box 274

Floating Point Addition - Subtraction, Multiplication and box 274 Division Algorithm, 1960 March 15

Schedule of Utilization and Modifications or Prototype USSC box 274 Systems, 1960 March 20

Engineering Specifications - Rem. Rand UNIVAC Airlines box 274 Reservation System Peripheral Equipment, 1960 April 1

Minimization of Boolean Functions, 1960 April box 275

LARC Input-Output Processor Engineering Tape, 1960 May 31 box 275

The Preparation and Characteristics of Thin Ferromagnetic box 275 Films, 1960 May

UNIVAC II Acceptance Specifications, 1960 June 1 box 275

UNIVAC III Specifications, 1960 July 15 box 275

Glossary of Standard Terminology, 1960 July box 275

A Digital Computer Code Translator For Use With the box 275 UNIVAC High-Speed Printer, 1960 July

Advanced Circuits Technical Reports, 1960 August 25 box 275

Engineering Specifications for Synchro-Tape Input Substation, box 275 1960 August

Fundamentals of Noise Elimination in Digital Computer Circuits box 275 (Lukoff), 1960 August

Wear Rates of Beryllium Copper and Stainless Steel Heads and box 275 Effects Upon Electrical Characteristics, 1960 August

Investigation of Solid State Devices (Tunnel Diodes), 1960 box 275 September 2

Multi I An Experiment in Parallel Programming for the USSC, box 275 1960 September 8

Resistor Transistor Logic Nor Design, 1960 September 9 box 275

UNIVAC III Item Design, 1960 September 13 box 275

Functional Specifications for UNIVAC Real-Time Comp., 1960 box 275 September 15

Input/Output Equipment for UNISERVO III, 1960 September box 275

UNIVAC LARC, 1960 October 4 - Page 69- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

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A few Technical Points Concerning the Parametron Mode of box 275 Operation, 1960 October 10

Design Study for UNIVAC III Pulse-Former, 1960 Octtober 14 box 275

UNIVAC Solid State Card Reader and Read Punch Unit Timing, box 275 1960 October 18

Elimination of the Condensation of Water in the UNIVAC I & II box 275 Computers, 1960 October 20

D. C. Design of RTL Logic Circuits, 1960 October 24 box 275

Preliminary Description of Programmed Input/Output Operation box 275 - 490 Computer, 1960 October

Engineering Specifications for Input Scanner, Type 6964, 1960 box 275 October

Program Scanner Model M Vol. 1, 1960 November 1 box 275

Program Scanner Model M Vol. 2, 1960 November 1 box 275

Milti-Level Diode Logic Circuit Design, 1960 November 14 box 275

Power Dissipation of Transistors in Switching Circuits, 1960 box 275 November 21

Preliminary Engineering Specifications for Communications box 275 Control Unit Telegraphic Slave Simplex, 1960 November

SALT Symbolic Assembly Language Translator for UNIVAC box 275 III, 1960 November

Summary of Silver Migration Investigation, 1960 November box 275

UNIVAC III File Maintenance, 1960 December 19 box 275

Drive Circuits for Tape Head, 1960 December 22 box 275

Preliminary Description Non-Input/Output Instructions for box 275 UNIVAC 490 Computer, 1960 December

Summary of Two Types of 490 Instructions, 1960 December box 275

UNIVAC 490 Computer, 1960 December box 275

Logical Operations and Logical Instructions for UNIVAC 490 box 275 Computer, 1960 December

Progress Reports - Research and Development Military box 275 Engineering, St. Paul., 1960 December

Linear Geographic Code for Management Information Systems, box 275 1960

Electronic Data Processing for the Line Official, 1960 box 275

UNIVAC SS Systems - Physical Installation Planning, 1960 box 275

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UNIVAC Compatible High-Speed Printer Model 2, 1960 box 275

UNIVAC SS Bulletin #19, 1960 box 275

General Services Administration Advanced Record System, box 275 1960

USS II Core Memory, revised, 1960 box 275

UNIVAC 1107 ALGOL-60 - Technical Documentation, 1960 box 275

Evaluation of 3M198 Recording Tape, 1961 January 4 box 276

Index of Advertising, Sales Promotion, Technical Material and box 276 Systems Routines of the UNIVAC Division, 1961 January

490 Arithmetic Properties, 1961 January box 276

Statistical Techniques in Transistor Evaluation, 1961 January box 276

Progress Reports Research and Development Military box 276 Engineering St. Paul, 1961 January

The SAL Dictionary, 1961 February box 276

Several Logic Circuit Techniques Considered for Model V box 276 Small Computer, 1961 March 6

Proposal for a Line of Computers With Modular Expandability, box 276 1961 March 17

Input/Output Specifications for the UNIVAC 490 Computer and box 276 Associated Equipment, 1961 March 27

Mathematical Circuit Analysis and Design, 1961 March box 276

Engineering Specifications for UNIVAC 490 Channel box 276 Synchronizer, 1961 March

Peripheral Equipment for Electronic Computers, 1961 April 1 box 277

Listing of Abstracts, 1961 April 17 box 277

Preliminary Design Report: Read Amplifier Input Stage for box 277 Standard High Speed Card Reader, 1961 April 17

Preliminary Prototype Design Report: Clutch-Brake Drive box 277 System - Model 151 High Speed Printer Mechanism, 1961 April 20

D.C. Distribution System of Model Film Memory, 1961 April box 277 20

Technical Reports 16-35 Advanced Circuits Department, 1961 box 277 April 25

Report on Message Switching With the UNIVAC 490 Real- box 277 Time Computer, 1961 April

Fundamentals of the Use of Electro-Mechanical Contacts in box 277 Digital Computers - (Lukoff), 1961 April

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Preliminary Engineering Specifications for High Speed Printer box 277 Buffer Memory, 1961 April

Engineering Specifications for UNISET Equipment Complex, box 277 1961 April

Technical Documentation for UNICODE Automatic Coding box 277 System, Vol. 1, 1961 April

Technical Documentation for UNICODE Automatic Coding box 277 Sytem, Vol. 2, 1961 April

Technical Documentation for UNICODE Automatic Coding box 277 System, Vol. 3, 1961 April

Investigation of Ultrasonic Impact Grinding and Airbrasive box 277 Cutting of Holes in Thin Film Ferrite Disks, 1961 May 2

UNISERVO III Tape Handler - UNIVAC Systems Engineer's box 277 Conference, 1961 May 3-5

The SRAA Read Amplifier for UNISERVO III, 1961 May 4 box 277

Multi-Aperture Core Circuits Study for Model V Small box 277 Computer, 1961 May 8

UNISERVO III Capstan, Tape Path & Clutch Investigation, box 277 1961 May 10

Parametron Circuits Study for Model V Small Comp., 1961 May box 278 23

Design Parameters for a Think Film Memory Stack, 1961 May box 278 24

Eddy Current Effect on Thin Film Switching, 1961 May 25 box 278

UNIVAC 1107 Think Film Memory Computer, 1961 May box 278

A Study of COBOL and ALGOL, 1961 May box 278

Introduction to UNIVAC III Logic Elements, 1961 May box 278

Preliminary Engineering Specifications for 1107 Thin Film box 278 Memory, 1961 May

Statistical Techniques in Transistor Evaluation, 1961 May box 278

Statistical Techniques in Transistor Evaluation: Appendix, 1961 box 278 May

The SERVO Control Switch for UNISERVO III, 1961 June 9 box 278

The Interim Printed Ciruit Card Technique for the Thin Film box 278 Memory, 1961 June 13

Low Pressures Obtainable From Output of DOFL - Type Fluid- box 278 Amplifier, 1961 June 19

Tunnel Diode Inverter (Negation) Circuits II, 1961 June 20 box 278

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Index of Technical Memoranda UCT/TUCT/Program, 1961 box 278 June 20

UNIVAC 1107 Thin Film Memory Computer Mechanical box 278 Specifications, 1961 June

UNIVAC 1107: Input/Output Specifications, 1961 June box 278

Engineering Specifications for Transfer Switching Unit, 1961 box 278 June

Technical Report on Mechanical Translation of Chinese box 278 Language and Proposed Approach, 1961 June

UNIVAC Design Guides, 1961 July 1 box 278

UNIVAC 490 Real-Time Computer - General Purpose Software, box 278 1961 July 1

UNIVAC III Product Line Extensions: Data Communications box 278 Feasibility Study, 1961 July 12

Logical Design of Thin Film Memory Model, 1961 July 13 box 278

UNIVAC III Central Processor, 1961 July box 278

UNIVAC 1107 Thin Film Memory Computer - Thin Film box 278 Memory, 1961 July

UNIVAC 1107 Thin Film Memory Computer - Core Memory, box 278 1961 July

Emitter Follower Logic Circuits - Stability Study, 1961 August box 278 11

Multiple Channel Queing Tables, 1961 August 14 box 278

ACUTE (An Aid to Coding UNIVAC III), 1961 August 15 box 278

Sandwich Capacitance, 1961 August 17 box 278

Project Whitpain - Close Out Report, 1961 August 25 box 278

Logical Design of Thin Film Memory Tester, 1961 August 29 box 278

The Design of the Bit Line Drivers, 1961 August 29 box 278

The Bivariate Chi Distribution, 1961 August box 278

UNIVAC III Central - Clock System Circuit Descript., 1961 box 278 August

Thin Film Memory Monostable Multivibrator, 1961 September box 278 7

Thin Film Memory High Power Amplifier, 1961 September 8 box 278

Test Procedure Zero Cross Detector, 1961 September 12 box 278

Read Recovery Circuits - Fixed Delay System-SRD Card, 1961 box 278 September 13

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Specifications for the 300 CPM (Card per Minute) Summary box 278 Punch, 1961 September 14

UNISERVO III Tape Handler Model 126, 1961 September box 278

Delay Element, DA, 1961 October 2 box 278

Kilomegacycle Tunnel Diode Logic Circuits, 1961 October 2 box 278

Competitive Evaluation Small Punched Card Data Processing box 278 Systems - Second Supplement, 1961 October 3

UNISERVO III Write Pulser Line Driver (SWD), 1961 October box 278 3

UNIVAC III PF-4 and PT(n) Circuits, 1961 October 5 box 278

Retriggerable Delay Flop, 1961 October 16 box 278

The UNISERVO III Polarity Switch Line Driver (SPD), 1961 box 278 October 27

Zero Cross Detector (1-SCAD-2), 1961 October 30 box 278

The Write Select (SWS) and the Polarity Switch (SPS) for box 278 UNISERVO III, 1961 October 31

A Proposal for the Addition of a Core Storage Unit to the box 278 AFRCRL Computer, 1961 October

Engineering Specifications for 110 Operator's Console, 1961 box 278 October

Card Pocket, 1961 October box 278

490 Channel Synchronizer, 1961 October box 278

UNIVAC III Central Processor Logic Manual Bk. #1, 1961 box 278 October

The UNISERVO III Write Pulser (SWP), 1961 November 3 box 279

Zero Cross Detector (SCDA -1), 1961 November 9 box 279

The UNISERVO Erase Oscillator (SEOB), 1961 November 10 box 279

Technical Reports (11-61 thru 4-64), 1961 November 11 box 279

The STB-Stc Schmitt Trigger, 1961 November 13 box 279

SERVO Block Detector, 1961 November 13 box 279

The ST-F Schmitt Trigger, 1961 November 14 box 279

Low Speed Drivers, 1961 November 15 box 279

UNIVAC III Speed-Up, 1961 November 22 box 279

The UNISERVO III Write Pulser, 1961 November 30 box 279

Design Guides, 1961 November 30 box 279

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The Preparation and Characteristics of Thin Ferromagnetic box 279 Films - Final Report, 1961 November

1107 Channel Synchronizer, 1961 November box 279

A Proposal for the Development of a 10 Megacycle Intermediate box 279 Capacity Storage System, 1961 November

UNIVAC 490 Real-Time System: Communications Logic, 1961 box 279 November

High Speed Printer Subsystem, 1961 November box 279

Magnetic Tape Subsystem, 1961 November box 279

FH880 Magnetic Drum Unit, 1961 November box 279

Paper Tape Subsystem, 1961 November box 279

Punch Card Subsystem, 1961 November box 279

1107 Power Control Cabinet, 1961 November box 279

UNIVAC 490 Real-Time System - Input-Output Timing, 1961 box 279 November

COBOL File Control System - UNIVAC 490, 1961 December box 279 12

Analysis and Evaluation of Surveillance Data Processing box 279 Systems, 1961 December

Parallel Interchange Converter, 1961 December box 279

FH880 Magnetic Drum Subsystem, 1961 December box 279

UNIVAC 490 Real-Time System: Control Console, 1961 box 279 December

Party Line Peripheral, 1961 December box 279

Peripheral Unit Test Chart and Remote Test Unit, 1961 box 279 December

Engineering Specifications for Scanner/Selector, 1961 box 279 December

Engineering Specifications for Remote Programmer Selector, box 279 1961 December

UNIVAC III High Speed Printer, 1961 box 279

UNIVAC III Card-Punch Unit, 1961 box 279

UNIVAC III UNISERVO III Magnetic Tape Unit, 1961 box 279

Coil Gating, 1961 box 279

Preliminary Report - Photoetched Print Drum, 1961 box 279

The ERA 1103 Oscilloscope Display Unit, 1961 box 279

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650 Simulator for the UNIVAC III, 1961 box 279

Magnetic Film Memories and Devices, 1961 box 279

On-Line Keyboard Study, 1962 January 8 box 280

A New Magnetic Film Content Address Memory (CAM), 1962 box 280 January 23

Low Cost Component Survey for UNISAVER Memory, 1962 box 280 January 30

Application Manual for UNISERVO III Tape Handler, 1962 box 280 January

Fundamentals of Network Planning and Analysis, 1962 January box 280

Gigacycle Computing Systems, 1962 January box 280

Relative Load Routine - UNIVAC 1107, 1962 January box 280

I-O Library - UNIVAC 1107, 1962 January box 280

Assembly System - UNIVAC 1107, 1962 January box 280

Executive System - UNIVAC 1107, 1962 January box 280

Relative Object Code - UNIVAC 1107, 1962 January box 280

Communications Control Unit - 5C, 1962 January box 280

Preliminary Design Reports for the Model 151 High Speed box 280 Printer Mechanism and Packaging, 1962 January

Data Processing Subsystem for Air Force System - A Proposal, box 280 1962 February 21

An Investigation of Temperature Independent Metal Oxide box 280 Amplifiers, 1962 February 23

Compatable UNISERVO IIi C Tape Subsystem, 1962 February box 280

UNISERVO IV Optimization of Capstan Sleeve Valve, 1962 box 280 March 19

Type 6C Read/Write Head Wear and Skew Investigations box 280 Pertaining to 250 Bit-per-Inch R2 Operation, 1962 March 20

A Proposal for the Study and Design of a Digital box 280 Experimentation Data System, 1962 March 27

Assembly System for the Mod X Computers, 1962 March box 280

Fieldata Digital Magnetic Tape Transport, 1962 April 1 box 280

Sense Line Connections for a Memory, 1962 April 5 box 280

Installation Requirements for UNIVAC 490 Real-Time box 280 Computer, 1962 May 1

Engineering Specifications for UNIVAC 1004 Processor, 1962 box 280 May 28 - Page 76- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Paper Tape Subsystem, 1962 May box 280

UNISERVO 11A Tape Handler, 1962 June box 280

Buffer Processor Programming, 1962 June box 280

Buffer Processor, 1962 June box 280

UNISERVO 111A Magnetic Tape Subsystem, 1962 June box 280

Low Power Thin Magnetic Film Memory Interim Engineering box 280 Report, 1962 July 5

`X' - Second Delay, 1962 July 6 box 280

UNIVAC III Circuit Design Report, 1962 July 23 box 280

Circuit Report - Coil Driver, 1962 July 25 box 280

SRPE Preamplifier and SHS Read/Write Switch, 1962 July 31 box 280

UNISAVER Interface - Low level Inverter, 1962 July box 280

The UNISAVER Interface 5-Microsecond Delay Flop, 1962 box 280 July

Debugging Aids - UNIVAC 1107, 1962 July box 280

Optimization and Standardization of Information Retrieval box 280 Language and Systems, 1962 July

CCU-7 (Telegraphic Half Duplex), 1962 July box 280

Circuit Design Reports for Standard High Speed Photoelectric box 281 Card Reader and Standard Summary Punch/Read Punch, 1962 August 31

UNIVAC 490 Real-Time System - Programming Information box 281 Exchange Bulletin #4, 1962 August 31

The UNISAVER Interface 15 Millisecond Delay Flop - Relay box 281 Driver, 1962 August

UNISAVER Read Amplifier, 1962 August box 281

UNISAVER Interface High Level Amplifier, 1962 August box 281

UNISAVER Interface Level Shifting Circuits, 1962 August box 281

Mod X Flip Flop (FF), 1962 August box 281

Analytical Report on Control Data Corporation, 1962 September box 281

The UNISAVER Memory Plane, 1962 September box 281

The UNISAVER Memory, 1962 September box 281

Magnetic Logic Scheme Using Plated Wire, 1962 October 3 box 281

Daul-Gap Recording Head with 0.10 Inch Intergap Separation, box 281 1962 October 15

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Capabilities in the Field of Pure Fluid Amplifiers, 1962 October box 281 15

The Development of a Static Magnetic Read Head Employing box 281 the Hall Effect, 1962 October 17

Research on Interconnection Methods, 1962 October box 281

Research on Interconnection Methods and Tunnel Diodes, 1962 box 281 October

Development of Advanced Memories and Circuits, 1962 box 281 October

Capabilities in the Field of Pure Fluid Amplifiers, 1962 box 281 November 12

Modifications for LION for Compatible UNIVAC 1105 Data box 281 Tape Format, 1962 November 23

Proposal for the Investigation of Extant Logistics Planning box 281 Factors for the Office of Naval Research, 1962 November 30

Development of an Advanced Memory, 1962 November box 281

Research on Tunnel Triodes, 1962 November box 281

Development of a High Power Pure Fluid Underwater Sound box 281 Generator, 1962 November

Technical Proposal for the Design and Fabrication of Pure Fluid box 281 Sequential Timers, 1962 December 12

ZMAR - Preliminary Specifications: Control Switch and Buffer, box 281 1962 December 12

Set-Up Procedure for UNISAVER Buffer Memory Voltage box 281 Regulator, 1962 December 17

Disk File Subsystem - UNIVAC 490 Real-Time System, 1962 box 281 December

Sub-Matrix Method for the Interconnection of Micrologic box 281 Circuits and Background Wiring, 1962 December

UNISERVO IIIA Tape Handler, 1962 December box 281

A Critical Study of Mass Storage Devices and Techniques with box 281 Emphasis on Design Criteria, 1962

Principles of UNIVAC Real-Time Computer Systems, 1962 box 281

UNIVAC III Card Reader Model 133 - Preventive Maintenance, box 281 1962

A Transformer - Diode Matrix for WorldLine Selection in a box 281 Word Organized Memory, 1962

High Speed Print Head Improvements: Final Status Report, box 281 1962

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Simulation of Traffic Congestion in Real-Time box 281 Communications, 1962

BEMAT UNIVAC 1107 Package Matrix Code, 1962 box 281

Heating Effects Due to Cycling Ferrite Memory Cores at High box 281 Repetition Rates, 1963 January 7

Standard Reach/Punch Unit, 1963 January 9 box 281

Timing Photocell Amplifier, 1963 January 16 box 281

First UNIVAC Semi-Annual Engineering Symposium, 1963 box 281 January 16-18

UNIVAC Division of Sperry Rand Corp. Statement of box 281 Qualifications and Capabilities of the Applied Mathematics Department, 1963 January 22

UNISERVO IIIC Control Card Circuits, 1963 February 11 box 281

UNIVAC FH-220 Magnetic Drum Storage Subsystem for the box 281 580/510 Control Computers, 1963 February 20

UNIVAC 1107 Input/Output Saturation Study, 1963 February box 281

Test and Acceptance Specifications for Standard 300 CPM Card box 281 Punch, 1963 March 25

Study of a System for Automatic Sea/Air Coordination and box 281 Navigation, 1963 March 26

UNISERVO IIIC Magnetic Tape Handler and Tape Adapter box 281 Unit, 1963 March

UNISAVER Memory Interface Card Testers for Card Types II, box 281 ID, and IR, 1963 March

UNISAVER Address Selector Circuits, 1963 March box 281

UNISAVER Timing Chain, 1963 March box 281

Technical Documentation for UNIVAC 490 Floating Point box 282 System, 1963 March

D.C. Analysis of Enhanced Tunnel Diode Circuits, 1963 April 3 box 282

UNIVAC 418 Computer Controls and Indicators, 1963 April 15 box 282

UNIVAC 418 Computer - Functional Characteristics, 1963 box 282 April 15

Proposal for Research on FBM Usage and Demand Data box 282 Programs, 1963 April 29

UNISAVER Memory Card Tester, 1963 May 16 box 282

Enhanced FH880 Magnetic Drum Subsystem Program Proposal, box 282 1963 May 30

UNIVAC III Fastrand Synchronizer, 1963 June 5 box 282

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Shock and Vibration Tests on a Plated Wire Memory Plane, box 282 1963 June 26

Development of a Static Card Reader, 1963 June box 282

OKI Printer, OKI Electric Co., Tokyo, 1963 July 16 box 282

UNIVAC III Fastrand Product Specifications, 1963 July 19 box 282

Technical Documentation for UNIVAC 490 Utility Routines, box 282 1963 July

Low-Power Magnetic-Film Memories: Interim Engineering box 282 Report #1, 1963 August 14

An Evaluation of Three Proposals for UNIVAC Entry Into the box 282 80 Column Punched Card Market, 1963 August 25

Low-Power Thin-Magnetic-Film Memory, 1963 August box 282

Product Specifications - U490A, 1963 September 13 box 282

Parametron Study, 1963 September 17 box 282

Preliminary Specifications Type 0751 High Speed Printer box 282 Subroutine for the UNIVAC 490 Executive System, 1963 September 30

Transactions of the Second Semi-Annual UNIVAC, 1963 box 282 October 9-11

Quality Assurance Print Study-Horizontal Alignment, 1963 box 282 October 11

Development of an Analog-to-Digital Data Conversion System, box 282 Computer Controlled, 1963 October 11

UNIVAC III SALT Package, 1963 October 25 box 282

A Comparison of the Z Component Magnetic Fields of a box 282 Parallel Strip Line vs. a Series of Adjacent Ring Solenoids, 1963 November 13

Report on Manual Operation Test on UNISAVER Unit, 1963 box 282 December

UNISERVO 11A Magnetic Tape Subsystem, 1963 box 282

USE Compiler - UNIVAC 1105, 1963 box 282

UNIVAC M-460 Computer, 1963 box 282

Report on Data Transmission Tests in Europe 1963, 1963 box 282

Review of Data Handling Requirements for a Tracking Ship, box 282 1964 January 15

One-Transistor and Two-Transistor Logic Circuits - A Review, box 282 1964 January 23

Guidelines for Software Testing, 1964 February 10 box 282

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Research on Low-Power Magnetic-Film Memories: Interim box 282 Engineering Report #3, 1964 February 14

Programming the UNIVAC 1004 Universal Interface Adapter, box 282 1964 February 15

A Time-Sharing System for NASA, 1964 February 24 box 282

Proposal for Automatic Digital Messg. Switching Ctrs., 1964 box 282 February

Transient Analysis of the UNIVAC DTL Circuit, 1964 March box 282 10

DC Worst Case Design of the UNIVAC DTL Circuit, 1964 box 282 March 16

Pure Fluid Binary Counter Design-Final Report, 1964 March 16 box 282

Emitter Follower Stability Study, 1964 March 19 box 283

Installation Requirements for the UNIVAC III Data-Processing- box 283 System, 1964 March 20

Know Your Computers!, 1964 March box 283

1050 Installation Requirements, 1964 April 16 box 283

Commercial Plated Wire Memory Inverter and High Power box 283 Amplifier, 1964 April 16

Addendum to Technical Report #55, 1964 April 21 box 283

UNIVAC 418 Technical Notes and Memoranda, 1964 April 24 box 283

Investigation of Faulta Diagnosis by Computational Methods, box 283 1964 May

Critical Path Analysis for the Construction Industry, 1964 May box 283

Memory Systems for Microcircuits, 1964 June 1 box 283

Multi-Transistor Logic Circuits: A Review, 1964 June 17 box 283

Information Storage and Retrieval Book, 1964 June 18 box 283

Fastrand Mass Storage Equipment Information for UNIVAC box 283 OEM Sales Personnel, 1964 June

Factor Analysis, 1964 June box 283

Time Series Analysis Exponential Smoothing, 1964 June box 283

Analysis of Variance, 1964 June box 283

Applications Manual for Fastrand Type 0900-00, 1964 June box 283

F.F.I. Circuit, 1964 July 8 box 283

UNIVAC 1107/8 Dispatcher Time-Sharing System: A General box 283 Implementation Program, 1964 July 12

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1107 Short/Merge I, 1964 July 21 box 283

Data Disk Mass Storage Evaluation Report and UNIVAC 1104 box 283 Random Access Disk System Proposal, 1964 July 30

Commercial Plated Wire Memory Delay-Flop, 1964 August 7 box 283

Frequency Divider and Pulse Shaper, 1964 August 25 box 283

Memory Systems for Microcircuits, 1964 September 1 box 283

TI 1010-1050 Jump Instructions: Tape Lecture #14 box 283 (Illustrations), 1964 September

Critical Path Method on the UNIVAC III, 1964 October box 283

Quarterly Technical Progress Reports - Whitpain Engineering box 283 Operations, 1964 October-December

UNIVAC 494 - Product Specifications, 1964 November 6 box 283

UNIVAC Standard COBOL, 1964 November 11 box 283

Decision Making and Linear Programming - UNIVAC 1107, box 283 1964 November

Memory Systems for Microcircuits, 1964 December 1 box 283

Time Circuits, 1964 December 8 box 283

Miscellaneous Buffer Circuits, 1964 December 9 box 283

High Power Driver Circuits, 1964 December 9 box 283

Decoder, 1964 December 10 box 283

Miscellaneous Driver and Buffer Circuits, 1964 December 22 box 283

Logic Circuits, 1964 December 28 box 283

Parity Counter, 1964 December 30 box 283

The Effect of Plated Wire as a Memory Element, 1964 box 283 December 30

Transformer Assembly, 1964 December 30 box 283

Comparison of the 413 and 1050-0 Computers, 1964 December box 283 31

Whitpain Facilities, 1964 box 283

A.F.L.C. UNIVAC 1050 Utility Routines, 1964 box 283

Should Slides Be Used in a Technical Presentation, 1964 box 283

Bit Path Circuits, 1965 January 5 box 283

Toggle Flops, 1965 January 21 box 283

A Bill H.R. 4845 (re: Computers - National Legislation), 1965 box 283 February 11

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Five Minute Timer, 1965 February 23 box 283

Word Dimension Circuits for the High Speed Commercial box 283 Plated Wire Memory, 1965 February 25

Word Selection and Counter Circuits, 1965 March 3 box 283

UNIVAC 490/494 COBOL - Preliminary Language box 283 Specification, 1965 March 10

Metal-Oxide - Semiconductor Transistors and Switching box 283 Circuits, 1965 March 25

Monte Carlo Simulation, 1965 March box 283

The UNIVAC 1107 Critical Path System, 1965 March box 283

UNIVAC 494 Operating System, 1965 April 1 box 284

Development and Test of the Parametron Arithmetic Tester box 284 (PAT), 1965 April 12

UNIVAC III/UNIVAC 1050, 1965 April 13 box 284

The UNIVAC 1107 Critical Path System, 1965 May 12 box 284

Low Power Ring Counter, 1965 May 28 box 284

1103, 1103A, and 1105 Routines - Revision to Routine of box 284 UNIVAC Scientific Computer's Library, 1965 June 1

Investigation of the Characteristics and Possible Improvements box 284 of the Interposer Actuator Under Development for the Serial Punch and Keypunch, 1965 June 4

Bit Path Circuits for the High Speed Commercial Plated Wire box 284 Memory, 1965 June 8

EDP in State and Local Government, 1965 June 10 box 284

Business Documents Utilized by Optical Character Recognition box 284 Devices, 1965 July 1

Bit Driver, 1965 July 29 box 284

Ring Counter Auxiliary Circuits, 1965 July 30 box 284

Read Amplifier, 1965 July 30 box 284

Investment Profitability Analysis INPRAN on the UNIVAC box 284 1107, 1965 July

Bio-Medical Computer Programs (BMD) - Multivariate box 285 Statistical Programs, 1965 August 1

Matrix Drivers, 1965 August 3 box 285

Corrorion Protection of Plated Wires, 1965 August 3 box 285

Bit-Sense Matrix, 1965 August 4 box 285

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Word Current Source, 1965 August 5 box 285

Bit Path Interface Circuits, 1965 August 6 box 285

Analog to Digital Conversion Tecniques - A Survey, 1965 box 285 August 31

A Description of the Basic Algorithm Used in the DETAB/65 box 285 Processor, 1965 September 9

Report of the System Objectives and Requirements Committee - box 285 IBM, 1965 September 19

From ENIAC to the Information Utility (Auerback Speech), box 285 1965 September 22

A Introductory Report on Management Information Systems, box 285 1965 September

The Analysis of Central Composite Designs - CENCOM - on box 285 the UNIVAC 1107, 1965 September

Aging of Epoxy-Base Ground Plane, 1965 October 16 box 285

Semiconductor Memories - A Preliminary Report, 1965 October box 285 18

Bell Telephone Labs, Inc. - Installation of GE 635 Computers - box 285 Memorandum, 1965 November 10

Investigation of Fault Diagnosis by Computational Methods for box 285 Microcircuits, 1965 November

Standard Definitions of Terms for Electrostatographic Devices, box 285 1965 November

Development of an Integrated Thin-Film Circuit Low-Power box 285 Film Memory, 1965

1965 Scientific Inventory Methods - UNIVAC Inventory box 285 Management Plan (UNIMAP), 1965

Math and Arithmetic Floating Point Subroutines, 1966 January box 285 17

Evaluation of Segmented Plate Wire, 1966 February 16 box 285

Software Information Bulletins from 10/4/64, 1966 February 25 box 285

UNIVAC 1100 Series Status Report, 1966 March 31 box 285

Characterization of Integrated Circuits for Project Mercury, box 285 1966 March

Customer Loyalty Study, 1966 July 8 box 285

Marketing Revenue Forecast FY '67, 1966 August 10 box 285

Investigation into Alternate Circuits for Bit-Sense Matrix, 1966 box 285 October

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Roseville Data Processing Division Engineering Journal, 1966 box 285 October-December

UNIVAC 494 Transaction Control System, 1966 November 18 box 285

An Introduction to Plated Wire Memory, 1966 December 6 box 285

UNIVAC Data Processing Division (DPD) Research, 1966 box 285

CAM Feasibility Model - Instruction Model, 1966 box 285

A Primer on Fluidics, 1966 box 285

Cost Prediction for a 10-Megabit Commercial Plated Wire box 286 Memory, 1967 February 21

Sort/Merge Early Release and Review, 1967 March box 286

UNIVAC 1108 Multi-Processor System Executive II FAP box 286 Transistor - Early Release and Review, 1967 March

Roseville Data Processing Division Engineering Journal, 1967 April-June

Second Annual Engineering Symposium - Data Processing box 286 Division, 1967 May

Quarterly Technical Report - DPD, 1967 May-June box 286

UNIVAC 55/220 Pin Converter Insertion and Humidity Test box 286 Results, 1967 August

UNIVAC 1108A - Processor Type, 1967 September 21 box 286

Qualification of Sperry Semiconductor DT2L Integrated box 286 Circuits, 1968 January

The Operator and His Environment - A Study of UNIVAC box 286 1108/494 Information Processing Systems in the Field, 1968 April

Quarterly Technical Reports - Research and Advanced box 286 Techniques, 1968 April-September

Third Research and Engineering Symposium, 1968 May box 286

A Geographical Approach to the Design of Digital Encoding box 287 Schemes, 1968 June 12

VP/VIP Keyboard, 1968 August 6 box 287

Work Station Environment for UNIVAC Division of Sperry box 287 Rand Corporation - Final Report, 1968 August 14

Data Transfer Rates, 1968 September 13 box 287

BASIC for the UNIVAC 1108, 1968 September box 287

Print Actuator Study - Sprint Life Test #1, 1968 September box 287

Design of Power Driver Circuitry for Printed Circuit Motor, box 287 1968 September - Page 85- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Abrasion Testing - Disk Pack Evaluation, 1968 October 22 box 287

Wear-Life Test of IBM 1416 Train Characters, 1968 October box 287

Equipment Power Input Measurements, 1968 November 12 box 287

Print Actuator Study - Spring Life Test #2, 1968 November box 287

Autodin 94 Character Bar Development, 1968 November box 287

Experimental Analysis of Delta Modulation Techniques, 1968 box 287 December 3

Structural and Packaging Design Features - 8411 Disc File, 1968 box 287 December 10

Twisted Pari Driver, Twisted Pari Receiver, 12 Volt Switch, box 287 1968 December 23

Options Which May be Used With the Information Retrieval box 287 Program, 1968

UNIVAC 1107/8 primal Flow - Transportation Code, 1968 box 287

SIMSCRIPT - UNIVAC 1107/8, 1968 box 287

Monte Carlo Methods, 1968 box 287

Remote Users Guide, 1968 box 287

Critical Path Analysis on the UNIVAC 1107, 1968 box 287

Critical Path on Manscheduling, 1968 box 287

General Purpose Systems Simulator II (GPSS II) on the box 287 UNIVAC 1107/8, 1968

Computer Concepts - Preliminary Edition, 1968 box 287

Tracks/Card - UNIFILE, 1969 January 10 box 287

Effects of Drum Taper on Track Skew, 1969 January 10 box 287

F1001-00 Channel Adapter - 9000 Program Requirements, 1969 box 287 January 29

UNIVAC 8414 Disc File - Capacitor Evaluation, 1969 January box 287 30

Rotating Head Drum Subsystem - System Consideration and box 287 Application, 1969 February 3

4011 (418III Incremental Printer Console) - 600 Subtrack of box 287 647000 Termination Report, 1969 February 26

Reel Motor Requirements and Design Considerations for Tape box 287 Speeds of 200 ips, 1969 March 4

Acoustical Treatment of Reinforced Fiberglass Panels, 1969 box 287 March 6

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UNIVAC 8411 Disc File Recording Head Assemblies, 1969 box 287 March 10

Mechanical Development - Reliability Study for Philadelphia box 287 Engineering, 1969 March 13

General Purpose Message Switch (GPMS) Vol. 1, 1969 March box 287 28

GPMS Vol. 2, 1969 March 28 box 287

GPMS Vol. 3, 1969 March 28 box 287

Design and Operational Innovations Report, 1969 September box 287

Quarterly Summary Technical Memoranda, 1969 September- box 287 November

Quarterly Summary Technical Memoranda, 1969 December- box 287 February

Preliminary Information on the Bi-Octal Tape Preparation box 287 System, 1969

Matrix Memories for Data Processing Equipment, 1969 box 287

Matching Communication Facilities to Computers, 1969 box 287

Quarterly Summary Technical Memoranda, 1970 March-May box 287

Classification System, Revised, 1972 December box 287

Remington Rand Bell 80 - Program Printout, 1960 November 23 box 288

Bell 90 Tape Printout, 1962 March 23 box 288

S4D, Assembly Correction System - Program for the UNIVAC box 288 Solid State 80 (Printer), 1964 April 2

Prex Set - Program Printout, 1964 April 6 box 288

IFIP/ICC Index - Program Printout, 1964 August 11 box 288

Clearance Council Technical Articles, 1959-1961 Arrangement note

The following technical articles are arranged numerically rather than chronologically in order to maintain the system of record keeping practiced by Sperry-Univac. The notation A refers to Abstract, T refers to Thesis Paper.

Title/Description Instances #1A UNIVAC III System, 1961 June 1 box 289

#2A UNISERVO III Tape System, 1962 June 2 box 289

#3 An Integrated Software Package for UNIVAC III Systems box 289

#4 A High-Speed Transistor Nor-Invertor box 289

#5 COBOL Conversion of Julian Date To Calendar box 289

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#6 Use of Twisted Pairs in Transistor Switching Circuits, 1961 box 289 August 28

#7 Ferromagnetic Resonance Magnon Distribution in Yttrium box 289 Iron Garnet, 1962 March

#8 The Generation of High Speed Clock Using a Traveling box 289 Wave Oscillator

#9 UNIVAC III Presentation-Slide Presentation, 1961 box 289 September 22

#10 Transformer Coupled Tunnel Diode Nor Circuits box 289

#11 Minimization of Boolean Functions box 289

#12A The Pulse Phase System of Digital Magnetic Recording box 289

#13A Critical Study of Mass Storage Devices and Techniques box 289 With Emphasis on Design Criteria

#14 The Bivariate Chi Distribution, 1962 August box 289

#15 Low-Cost Jig and Die Production Process, 1958 September box 289

#16 Kilomegacycle Tunnel Diode Logic Circuits box 289

#17 High-Speed Multiapeture Core Logic Circuits box 289

#18 Design of UNIVAC-LARC System box 289

#19A Dual Function Core Logic, 1961 October 11 box 289

#20 Summary of a Paper "Analysis of Raytheon Transistor box 289 Data"

#21 The Standardization of Peripheral Interfaces, 1963 box 289

#22 Magnetic Film Memories for Digital Computers, 1962 May box 289

#23 Transformer Coupled Tunnel Diode Nor Circuits box 289

#24 UNISERVO III A High Performance Digital Magnetic Tape box 289 Transport, 1961 November 13

#25 A Critical Study of Mass Storage Devices and Techniques box 289 With Emphasis on Design Criteria

#26 UNIVAC III: Design of a Medium Priced Computer box 289

#27A Summary: Fluid Amplifiers for Aero-Space Systems box 289

#28 Servo Motor Control System Employing Silicon Controlled box 289 Rectifiers and Magnetic Amplifiers, 1961 September

#29A Enhanced Kilomegacycle Tunnel Diode Circuits box 289

#30A Electrical Properties of Evaporated Al2O3 Thin Films, box 289 1961 December 18

#31 Lightning Read Amplifier Final Report box 289

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#32 Statistical Routines for UNIVAC Computers box 289

#33A Controlled Floating Point Computations box 289

#34 The Cause, Cure, and Prevention of Errors in Data box 289 Processing Systems

#35 Photocell Lamp Burnout Warning Circuit, 1962 August box 289

#36 Predictive Techniques for Computer Component Reliability box 289 and Circuit Design

#37A On the Simultaneous Tests for Equality of Variances box 289 Against Certain Alternatives When the Samples are Drawn from a Multivariate Normal Population, 1962 April

#39A Tunnel Diodes and Kilomegacycle Digital Circuits box 289

#40 High Gain Tunnel Diode Circuitry box 289

#41 The Electrodeposition of Nickel-Iron-Phosphorus Thin box 289 Films for Computer Memory Use, 1964 January

#42A On the Simultaneous Tests for Equality of Parameters box 289 Against Certain Alternatives in Rectangular Populations

#43 Schottky Field Emission Through Insulating Layers, 1963 box 289 April

#44 Man-Machine Interface Studies for Improving System box 289 Speed, 1964 February

#45 Magnetic Films - Revolution in Computer Memories, 1962 box 289

#46 FASTRAND - New Power in Mass Storage, 1962 June box 289

#47 Project Engineering, 1963 March box 289

#48 Positive Space Change and Negative Resistance Phenomena box 289 in Evaporated Aluminum Oxide Films, 1963 April

#49 A Dispersion Pass Algorithin for the Polyphase Merge, box 289 1962 July

#50A The UNISERVO III-C - A New Magnetic Tape Handler box 289

#51 Variable Delay Magnetic Strip Line, (August1962) box 289

#52 Diode Amplification in Nanosecond Circuitry, 1962 August box 289

#53A Multiple Comparison Tests in MultiResponse box 289 Experiments, 1962 September

#54 High Speed Storage Diode Clock Generat, 1962 July box 289

#55 Preparation and Crystal Synthesis of Magnetic Oxides box 289

#56 Ferromagnetic Resonance Relaxation Processes and box 289 Fundamental Interactions

#57 Cluster Formation and Diagnostic Significance in box 289 Psychiatric Sympton Evaluation, 1962 September - Page 89- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

#58 UNISAVER, 1962 September box 289

#59 Random Access Memories... box 289

#60 Low-Power Thin-Film Memory, 1964 September box 289

#61 Measurements of Skew, Dispersion, and Creep in Plated box 289 Wires, 1964 May

#62 Tape Handler Features Automatic Control, 1963 June box 289

#63 The Storage Diode in Change Controlled Logic Circuitry box 289

#64 Electrodeposited Nickel-Iron-Molybdenum Thin Magnetic box 289 Film, 1965 January

#66 Statistical Techniques in Transistor Evaluation, 1961 box 289 January

#67 Computer Methods for Analyzing Test Data, 1963 May box 289

#68 4000 Work Memory for UNIVAC III box 289

#69 The Design of Ultra-Fast, Ultra-Large, Magnetic Film box 289 Memory Systems

#72 Oscillatory Tunneling Current Through Thin-Film box 289 Insulating Barriers in a Magnetic Field, 1963 July

#73 Renormalization of Long Wave-Length Magnons, 1963 box 289 April

#74 Charte Storage Diodes in Nanosecond Circuitry, 1963 box 289 December

#75A Charge-Injection Electrostatic Tape Recording for Digital box 289 Applications

#76 Sphere Grinding and Polishing, 1963 July box 289

#77 Electron Transfer through Thin Aluminum Oxide Films box 289

#78 Electrodeposited Magnetic Alloys for Computer Uses box 289

#79 Fault Diagnosis by Computational Methods: Outline of a box 289 Thesis

#80 Measuring Skew and Digital Tape Handlers - A Simple box 289 Method

#81 Valve Engineering of Miniature Rack and Panel Connectors box 289

#82 At Last - A Standard Code for Information Systems box 289

#83 Low-Current, High Speed Magnetic Memory Array box 289 Utilizing Evaporated Matrix Wiring, 1964 March

#84 Internal Magnetoelastic Coupling Constant of Nickel box 289 Ferrite, 1964 March

#85 Flutter in Hysteresis Motors due to a Defective Rotating box 289 Field - Page 90- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

#86 Considering A Ponded Roof? - Univac Engineering Center box 289

#87 Building Louver Positioned Automatically by Time and box 289 Light Controls, 1962 March

#88 Cisterns - 1962 Style No Tower Maintenance for Rem. box 289 Rand, 1962 May

#89 Planning Primary Distribution for Expandibility, box 289 Flexability, Economy, 1962 October

#90 Automatic Sun Control for Buildings, 1962 box 289

#91 Writing the Technical Article, 1962 May box 289

#92 Short Circuit Currents Simplified, 1963 May box 289

#93 Writing That Special Report, 1963 November box 289

#94 Maximum Flexibility - Primary Goal in Planning Plant's box 289 Secondary Distribution, 1963 July

#95A Large Scale Microcircuits Interconnections on the Parent box 289 Wafer

#96 The Design of an Evaporated Memory System box 289

#97A Circuit Design for an Evaporated Memory System box 289

#98 Industry Roundup - Solid State Design - Memory and box 289 Logic, 1963 October

#100A High Density Magnetic Recording box 289

#101 A Short Survey of Logic Circuitry for 1964 box 289

#102 Practical Blower Selection for Electronic Equipment, 1963 box 289 November

#103 Survey of Recording and Mass Storage Techniques box 289

#104 Nanosecond Circuits and Systems box 289

#105A Topological Aspects of Microcircuit Interconnections box 289

#106 Nanosecond Tunnel-Diode Circuits box 289

#107 To Meet the Mounting Demand for Ferrite Memory Cores, box 289 1964 September

#108 Planar Logic Structures, 1964 October box 289

#109A The Effect of Spin Splitting of the Landau Levels on box 289 Tunneling Current

#110 Development of Packing Techniques for a 960 Bit Plated- box 289 Wire Memory

#111 Development of Pure Fluid Timers, 1964 February box 289

#112 Ch. 4 - Tunnel Diodes in Digital Circuits box 289

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#113 A New UNIVAC High-Speed Printer, 1962 April box 289

#114 General Purpose Programming Systems, 1957 October box 289

#115 Valve Analysis Project box 289

#116A A Simple Means for Experimental Determination of box 289 Back EMF Constant

#117 A Reliable Very Low Power Plated-Wire Spacecraft box 289 Memory

#118 Microelectronic Logic Circuits box 289

#119 Lower Power Circuit Design for Aerospace Memory, 1964 box 289 July

#120 Imperfection - Assignable Cause for Random Failure, box 289 1964 April

#121 FIODAC - A Pure Fluid box 289

#122 Tunneling Through Gaseous Oxidized Films of Al2O3, box 289 1965 March

#123 Solving the Finishing Problem for the Computer Industry box 289

#124 A Checklist of Computer Peripheral Application and box 289 Equipment Data, 1964 May

#125 An Integrated Film Memory Capable of 100,000 Bits of box 289 Storage Per Cubic Inch and of a 250- Nanosecond Cycle Time, 1964 June

#126 One-Transistor and Two-Transistor Logic Circuits - A box 289 Review, 1964 January

#127 Multi-Transistor Logic Circuits, A Review, 1964 June box 289

#128 Conservation - Cost Reduction Digest: Conservation box 289 Through Standardization, 1964 July

#130 Shape Demagnetizing Effects in Permalloy Films, 1965 box 289 March

#131 Magnetization Ripple and Arctic Foxes, 1964 September box 289

#132 Method of Measuring the Magnetoelastic Coupling box 289 Constants of Cylindrical Magnetic Films

#133 Magnetostriction of Polycrystalline Aggregates box 289

#134 Safe as Apple Pie, 1964 August box 289

#135 High Performance Position Control box 289

#136 A 100- Megabit Random Access Plated Wire Memory box 289

#137A New UNIVAC Advanced Packaging Techniques Using box 289 Minimum Risk Design Principles

#138 Thin Film Logic Diode Systems - Page 92- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

box 289

#140 Single-Layer Logic

#141 Optical Scanning for High Speed Optical Character box 289 Recognition, 1964 December

#142 Systems Requirements of Plated Wire Parametrons, 1966 box 289 December

#143 Humidification box 289

#144 Ferrite Memory Core Production at UNIVAC, 1966 box 289 September

#145 A Fluid Logic Digital Computer, 1965 June box 289

#146 Electronic Compatibility Through Component Engineering box 289

#147 ASCII A Better ND Code for the Metalworking Industry, box 289 1965 May

#148 The Digital Computer as a Design Tool, 1965 box 289

#149A The Growth and Oxidation of Sputtered Tantalum Thin box 289 Films, 1965 March

#150 An All-Reactance Parametron Logic System box 289

#151 Sound Pressure Level Conversion box 289

#152 Ideas in the News re: Fluid Amplifiers, 1965 June box 289

#153 Computational Feasibility of Navigation by Satellite, 1964 box 289 June

#154 Notes for Contributors to Spartan Publications box 289

#155 Memory - Logic Products Information, 1965 April box 289

#156 Developments of a Pure Fluid NOR Gate that is Insensitive box 289 to Loading Conditions, 1965 April

#157 Fluid Timing Device, 1965 July box 289

#158 A Fluid Operated Diesel Locomotive Transition Control box 289 Unit

#159 What's New in Punched Cards? box 289

#160 Electrodeposited Ni-FeAs Magnetic Thin Films, 1965 box 289 October

#161 Digital Applications of Fluid Amplifiers, 1965 June box 289

#162 Low-Order or High-Order re: Bit Standardization, 1965 box 289 August

#163 The Effect of Band Structure on Tunneling Currents box 289

#164 Directions for Content Addressed Memories box 289

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#165 Reliability and Fault-Masking in n-Variable NOR Trees, box 289 1965 August

#166 Low Power Plated Wire Memory System for Spacecraft box 289

#167T The Analysis and Design of BH Testers, 1965 August box 289

#168 Design and Fabrication of a Magnetic, Thin-Film, box 289 Integrated Circuit Memory, 1965 July

#169T The Analysis and Design box 289

#169T Electron Transfer Processes Through Refractory box 289 Tantalium - Oxide Systems, 1965 August

#170 Design of a 1.4 × 106 Bit Plated Wire Memory, 1965 box 289 August

#171 Capabilities on the Field of Pure Fluid Amplifiers, 1965 box 289 April

#172A Plated-Wire for a Reliable Low Power Memory Sytem box 289

#173 Syntax and Data Qualifications for ASCII Related box 289 Software, 1965 August

#174 Future Developments in Applications Programming, 1965 box 289 June

#175 Chips are Down in a New Way to Build Large box 289 Microsystems, 1965 October

#176 Advanced Concepts in Data Management, 1965 August box 289

#177 Telecognition Systems for Information Processing and box 289 Retrieval, 1965 August

#178 Advanced Memory Developments box 289

#179 Plant Operations Manual - Preface to Publication box 289

#180T Plated Wire Memory box 289

#181 A Method for Detecting and Photographing Flaws in box 290 Industrial-Type Integrated Circuit Packages Using Long-Wave Ultraviolet Light

#183 Photodrawing: A Better Means of Engineering box 290 Communications

#184 Design of Integrated Selection and Recirculation Circuitry box 290 for a High-Speed, Low-Power, Magnetic Thin-Film Memory, 1966 September

#184 Revision of Above Article box 290

#185A Computing Via the Telephone box 290

#186 The Data Line Terminal, 1965 November box 290

#187 Epitaxial Influence of the Substates on the Anisotropy in box 290 Thin electrodeposited NI-Fe Cylindrical Films, 1966 April - Page 94- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

#188A The UNIVAC Automated Documentation System box 290

#189 Electronic Computers as Tools box 290

#190 Design of the Real-Time Exective for the UNIVAC 418 box 290 System, 1965 October

#191 UNIVAC Memory Core Selection Guide box 290

#192A Face-Down Bonding of Monolithic Integrated Circuit box 290 Logic Arrays

#193 A Comparison of the Magnetostriction of Permalloy Films box 290 and Bulk Permalloy

#194A A New Mechanism for Pair-Ordering, 1965 November box 290

#196A Fault Dictionary Compilation Through Logic Simulation, box 290 1966 July

#197 Some Basic for Transportation People, 1965 November box 290

#198A Prediction of Cable Crosstalk in Computers box 290

#199 A 500- Nanosecond Main Computer Memory Utilizing box 290 Plated Wire Elements, 1966

#200A A Magnetic, Thin-Film, Integrated Circuit Memory box 290 System

#201T Electron Transfer Processes Through Tantalum-Tantalum box 290 Oxide Diodes

#202 A Trouble Shooter's Transistor Tester box 290

#204 A Teaching Diary, 1965 box 290

#205 Face-Down Bonding of Monolithic Integrated Circuit box 290 Logic Arrays (revised)

#206 Design Considerations for the UNIVACC 9200/9300 box 290

#207 Current Developments in Peripheral Hardware, 1966 April box 290

#208 Electronics World re: EW Lab Tested, 1966 June box 290

#209 Design of Temperatures Stable Memory Cores box 290

#210 Predicted Applications of System Science to Research and box 290 Development, 1966 May

#211 Automated Technical Documentation Systems and box 290 Engineering Design

#212 Reader Unit Assembly Diagram box 290

#213A A Simple Method for Measuring Laser Pulse Durations box 290

#214 Joe Fels Facts box 290

#215 Management Controls and Reports box 290

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#216T The Design of a Power Amplifier for Print Hammer box 290 Actuators - A Unique Solution, 1966 December

#217A Preparation of Cylindrical Films for Electron box 290 Microscopy

#218 What is Compatability Worth to an EDP Customer? box 290

#219 Linear Programming Models and Theory, 1966 April box 290

#220 Research in Computer Simulation of Numerically box 290 Controlled Production Systems

#221 Advanced Electronic Packaging and Connector Design box 290 Techniques

#222 Fundamentals of Digital Magnetic-Tape Units, 1966 box 290

#223 Thin-Film Conductor-Path Writing by the Electron Beam box 290

#224A A Multichamber Continuous Production Vacuum System box 290 for Large Substates, 1966 June

#225 A Reliability Study of Face-Down Bonded Integrated box 290 Circuit Chips

#226A Chemically Deposited Magnetic Films of CO-AL-P and box 290 CO-NI-AL-P

#227 Packaging of a Satellite Plated Wire Memory, 1966 box 290 February

#228 Modern Techniques for Air Conditioning Computers box 290

#229 Thickness Dependence of the Composition in box 290 Electroplated Ni-Fe Cylindrical Films

#230 Safety Coes Govern Design of Storage Building for box 290 Flammables, 1966 September

#231 Inexpensive I.C. Tester, 1966 June box 290

#232 Current Transport Phenomena in High Resistivity Gas, box 290 1966 August

#233 Two Photographs and One Xerox Photo re: UNIVAC box 290 FLUID Computer (pict. coll.)

#234 A New Magnetic Read-Only Memory, 1967 February box 290

#235 Copyright Protection for Computer Programs box 290

#236 Assembly Drawing of Clutch-Brake

#237 Profit Planning & Budgeting box 290

#238 Plated Wire Bit Steering for Logic and Storage box 290

#239 Diode Sputtering of Cement Films, 1967 June box 290

#240 Remote Production Control Application box 290

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#242 Have Magnetic Thin Film Memories Finally Grown-Up? box 290

#243 Gold Induced Break-Away Oxidation of Tantalum, 1966 box 290 May

#244 A Progress Report on a Proposed Standard Card Code and box 290 Correlation Between US-ASCII and EBCDIC, 1967 June

#245 NOR Gate Fluid Amplifier - Applications Manual, 1966 box 290

#246 Two Xerox Diagrams re: Magnetic-Optic Memory and box 290 Thin-Film Memory

#247A A Generalized Information Management Methodology in box 290 Dat Base System Design and Operation

#248A Time-Shared, Real-Time Computing in Numerically box 290 Controlled Manufacturing, 1967 January

#250T The Logic Design of an Alignment Disc Copier, 1968 box 290 June

#251 Systems Analysis and Design I box 290

#252A Plated Wire Content Addressable Memories with Bit box 290 Steering Techniques

#253 The Numerical Control Information Utility: Concepts and box 290 Considerations, 1967 August

#255T Variable Transmission Delay Simulation for Digital box 290 Communications Equipment, 1967 May

#256 Computer Packaging in the Next Five Years, 1967 March box 290

#257 Silicon Controlled Rectifier SCR box 290

#258 A High-Density Magneto-Optic Memory box 290

#259 Digital Simulation of Numerically Controlled Production box 290 Systems, 1967 May

#260 Data Referencing in a Man-man Communication box 290 Environment, 1967 April

#261 A Pneumatically Controlled Document Handling System box 290

#262 How Do Committees Invent?, 1967 April box 290

#263 Engineering Design of a Mass Random Access Plated box 290 Wire Memory

#264 A General Purpose Operating System to Concurrently box 290 Process Multiple Programs in Batch, Demand, and Real-Time/ Communications Operational Modes, 1967 April

#265 Plated Wire Content-Addressable Memories with Bit- box 290 Steering Technique

#266 Real-Time: What is it? box 290

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#267 Memory Wire Plating System-Entry form to IR-100 box 290 Competition

#269 Justification for a Memory Hierarchy Within a System, box 290 1967 May

#270 The Ever Widening Moat Between a User Program and the box 290 Hardware

#271 UNIVAC Fluid Operated Motion Control System for box 290 Document Processing

#272 Document Processing: IR-100 Competition Entry Form box 290

#273 Multi-Small vs. Large Computers, 1967 August box 290

#274 Non-Validity of the Manley-Rowe Relations in Non- box 290 Linear Circuit Theory, 1967 June

#275 Digital Computers in Production Testing box 290

#276 Acoustics and Vibration in Quality Control, Design, and box 290 Maintenance, 1967 May

#277 Logic Partitioning - Card Layout and Card Placement, box 290 1967 May

#278 Univac Research in Fluidics box 290

#279T Content Addressable Memory Techniques Using Bit box 290 Steering in a Plated Wire, 1967 November

#280 Software and the Design of the CRT Controller, 1967 box 290 October

#281 Low-Power-Consumption Logic Devices box 290

#282 Plated Magnetic Cylindrical Thin-Film Main Memory box 290 Systems, 1967 August

#283 Sperry-Rand-Univac Philadelphia Operations Drafting box 290 Training Program, 1967 February

#284 A Precision Mask Changer for Ultra High Vacuum box 290 Systems, 1967 October

#285T Mathematical Model of a Stepping Motor box 290 Servomechanism Applied to a Disc Memory System, 1965

#286 An Evaluation Study of Ultrasonic Face Bonding of box 290 Integrated Circuit Chis to Evaporated Aluminum Conductors, 1967 August

#287 The Computer Alternatives for Numerical Control box 290 Programming - An Outline, 1967 November

#288 APT III by Univac, 1967 September box 290

#289 The Effect of Strain on the Susceptibility of box 290 Polycrystalline Ni-Fe Films, 1967 July

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#290 UNIVAC DCT 200 Hardware and Maintenance box 290 Considerations

#291 Stacked Individual Laminate - A Practicle Solution to the box 290 Mass Interconnection Problem

#292A The Response of Plated Wires to Hard Field Low box 290 Temperature Annealing

#293 Digital Simulation of Numerically Controlled Production box 290 Systems

#294 What's New in Fluidics? box 290

#295 Annealing of Cylindrical Ni-Fe Films box 290

#296A The Effects of Strain on the Susceptibility of box 290 Polycrystalline NiFe Films

#297A The Influence of Annealing on the Magnetic and box 290 Structural Properties of NiFe-Cu Layers

#298 Real-Time Control of a General Purpose on-Line box 290 Operating System, 1967 November

#299A The Measurement of the Structural and Magnetic box 290 Properties of Cylindrical Films

#300 A Computer System Designer's Viewpoint of Large Scale box 290 Integration

#301 Diffusion in Polycrystalline Thin Film Copper-Nickel box 290 Couples

#302 Plated Wire Memory - Present and Future, 1968 box 290

#303 Acoustical Activity and Other First Order Spatial box 290 Dispersion Effects in Crystals

#304 The Handling and Storage of Tape, 1968 August box 290

#305 A High Temperature Cement for Bonding Substates in box 290 Ultra High Vacuum

#306 Large Scale Integration and Large Computers box 290

#307 New Memory and Storage Techniques box 290

#308 Large Scale Intergration box 290

#309 Systems Analysis for Production Control Programs box 290

#310 Logic Partioning-Component Assignment box 290

#311 Computer Aided Design, 1968 box 290

#312 High Speed Fault Simulation for UNIVAC 1107 Computer box 290 System, 1968 February

#313 Fault Isolation Dictionary for the UNIVAC 9200/9300 box 290 Computer System, 1968 February

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#314 Large Scale Integration - An Appraisal, 1968 box 291

#315 A Turbulent Free Jet Study at the Exit of a Miniature box 291 Nozzle, 1968

#316 Electron Transport Through Insulating Thin Films, 1968 box 291

#317 APT Part Programming of the Sculptured Surface, 1968 box 291

#318 Environmental Testing of a Plated Wire Computer box 291 Memory, 1968 February

#319 A Model of a Free Jet Flow Close to a Wall in the box 291 Presence of a Control Port Without/With Control Flow, 1968 March

#320 IR-100 Competition Entry Forms, 1968 box 291

#321 ALF- An ALGOL Language Flowcharter box 291

#322 The Material Aspects of Computer Storage, 1968 April box 291

#323 A COBOL Language Enhancement Technique, 1968 May box 291

#324 Were Early Giant Computers a Success?, 1969 April box 291

#325 A Continuing Engineering Program for the Computer box 291 Industry, 1968

#326 What's Next in Code Standardization?, 1968 box 291

#327 Data Structures and Techniques for Remote Computer box 291 Graphics, 1968

#329 Strategic Planning for National and Multinational box 291 Corporations, 1968 September

#331A A Simple Reflectometer for the Determination of Roam box 291 Temperature Optical Constants in the Near Ultraviolet

#332 The Polarization Changes Induced in Light Impunging box 291 Non-Normally onto Biaxial Crystals

#333T Analysis of an Asynchronous Shift Cell, 1968 August box 291

#334 Plated Wire: A Long Shot That's Paying Off, 1968 box 291 November

#335 Electrodeposited Cylindrical Magnetic Films, 1969 March box 291

#336 Theoretical Analysis of a Free Jet Flow Close to a Wall in box 291 the Presence of a Control Port Without/With Control Flow

#337 Making Central Purchasing a Snap Through Commodity box 291 Code, 1968 August

#338 A Fluidic Approach to Computer Peripherals box 291

#339 Financial Simulation Model for a Computer Company box 291

#340 Who Should Write Applications Programs?, 1968 box 291

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#341 Noise Control vs. Noise Suppression box 291

#342A Longitudinal Temperature Profiles in Fluid Flow and box 291 Consideration of Their Effect on Thermal Modeling, 1968 September

#343 N/C Programs - The Illusion of Simplicity box 291

#344T The Recovery of Data From a Self-Clocked Phase box 291 Modulated Signal in the Presence of Frequency Drift and Phase Distortion, 1968 December

#345 The White Collar Output Gap box 291

#346 Mathematical Model of a Stepping Motor Operating as a box 291 Fine Positioner Around a Given Step

#347 SIMULA in Terms of GPSS and SIMSCRIPT box 291

#348 Quantitative Prediction of Aging Effects in Plated Wires box 291

#349 Observations of Domain Wall Dynamics in Cylindrical box 291 Magnetic Films

#350 Electronic Computers in Corporate Business Planning and box 291 Simulation, 1968 November

#351 Effectiveness of a Quartz Rod as a Light Depolarizer box 291

#353 Low Temperature Diffusion in Polycrystalline Thin Film box 291 Gold-Nickel Couples, 1968

#354T Planar Magnetic Thin Film Tester, 1969 May box 291

#355A The Metallugical Study of Electrodeposited Cylindrical box 291 Magnetic Films

#356 Fourier Processing Using a Folded Optical Path, 1969 box 291 August

#357 Automatic Traffic Signal Control Systems - The box 291 Metropolitan Toronto Experience

#358 An Overview of N/C Programming Languages Yesterday box 291 and Today

#361 Observations of Domain Wall Dynamics in Cylindrical box 291 Magnetic Films

#364A Electroprobe Microanalysis of Cylindrical box 291 Electrodeposited Magnetic Films, 1969 July

#365 Computers and Communication, 1969 March box 291

#370 Computers in Developing Countries, 1969 June box 291

#371A Acoustic Maintenance Aids box 291

#372 Survey of Fluidic at Univac, 1969 box 291

#373A Loudness and Impulsive Noise, 1969 box 291

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Cation Distributions in Magnesium-Nickel Ferrites, 1960 box 292 October

Field Feed-Back Techniques for Industrial Designers, box 292 1959-1960

Method for the Determination of Fundamental Transition box 292 Probabilities in Ferrimagnetic Resonance by the Use of Ellipsoidal Samples, 1959-1960

Executive Routine for LARC Input-Output Control, 1960 May box 292

Core Memory Reliability, 1959-1960 box 292

Requirements for Reliable Plastic Tape Operations, 1959-1960 box 292

A Large Scale Random Access Memory - Abstract, 1959-1960 box 292

Automatic Coding - Yesterday and Today, 1959-1960 box 292

Magnetic Drive Circuits for Coincident Current Core Memory, box 292 1960 June

Marginal Checking a Transistorized Computer - Thesis, 1960 box 292 May

Using Compilers to Build Computers - Abstract, 1960 April box 292

A Computer Analysis of the Merck Sharp and Dohme Indexing box 292 System, 1959-1960

A Generalized Computer Method for Information Retrieval box 292 ALGOL Hardware Language, 1959-1960

Coincident Current Non-Destructive Read Out Anisotropy box 292 Threshold Memory Element, 1960 March

The Backboard Wiring Problem - A Placement Algorithm, 1960 box 292 January

Use of Blocking Winding to Eliminate Sneak Currents in Series box 292 Magnetic Amplifiers, 1960 March

Prospectus for Masters Thesis re: Read and Write Circuits for a box 292 Core Memory, 1959-1960

Man-to-Machine Communication and Automatic Code box 292 Translation, 1959-1960

Designing More Efficient Indexes, 1959 box 292

A Note on the Manley-Rowe Energy Relations Parametric box 292 Amplifiers - Abstract, 1959

Generalized Programming Extended, 1959 October box 292

D.C. Design of RTL Logic Circuits, 1961 October box 292

UNIVAC III System, 1961 May box 292

Automated Computer Card Design, 1961 box 292

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UNISERVO III Tape Handler, 1961 May box 292

Improvements in Core Memory Reliability, 1961 box 292

63 Character 80 Column Card-to-Tape Converter, 1961 March box 292

Silicon Reflectors - For Power Supplies in UNIVAC II box 292 Computers, 1961 April

Master Design Awards: UNIVAC III Data Processing System, box 292 1961

On the Torque Method of Measuring Magnetic Anisotropy, box 292 1961

Notes on the Computation of Linear Programming Problems by box 292 the UNIVAC R-11 Computer with Math-Matic-Pseudo-Code, 1961

Proposal for Masters Thesis: re: Feasibility of Using Triangular box 292 Core Arrays in a Random Access, 1960 September

Data Processing Division, Philadelphia Engineering Operations, 1967-1971 Title/Description Instances Quarterly technical reports, 1967-1971 box 293

Progress Reports Engineering Laboratories, 1952-1964 Title/Description Instances Eckert-Mauchly Division - Remington Rand, 1952-1960 box 294

Philadelphia Operations box 295

Philadelphia Operations box 296

Philadelphia and Norwalk, 1960 box 296

Philadelphia engineering and Manufacturing Operations, 1960 box 296

St. Paul Operations, 1956-1960 box 297

St. Paul Operations - Miscellaneous, 1957-1959 box 297

Whitpain and Norwalk, 1960-1962 box 298

Whitpain Technical Progress Reports, 1963-1964 box 298

South Norwalk Operations, 1957-1960 box 299

Project Lightning, 1959-1960 box 300

Miscellaneous Progress Reports, 1956-1957 box 301

Technical Memoranda - Publications Engineering Department, 1956-1960 Title/Description Instances No. 1 LARC Computing Unit - The Adder, 1956 November 9 box 302 - Page 103- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

2 LARC System, 1957 January 21 box 302

3 Drum Synchronizers, 1956 October box 302

4 LARC Drum Programming, 1956 October box 302

5 A Large Capacity Drum File Memory System, 1956 October box 302

6 Techniques Used to Speed-up LARC, 1956 October box 302

7a LARC Block-Diagram Sbmbolism, 1957 January 2 box 302

8 UNIVAC Caculating Tabulator (UCT) Lecture no. 1, 1956 box 302 November 27

9 UCT Lecture no. 2, 1956 November 27 box 302

10 UCT Lecture no. 3, 1956 November 28 box 302

11 UCT Lecture no. 4 - Basic Operations Guide, 1956 box 302 December 5

12 LARC Programming - Automactic Address Modification box 302 Through the Use of Fast Index Registers, 1956 December 19

13 Drum Memory, (Jan. 21, 1957) box 302

15 Instructions for UNIVAC - LARC Computing Unit, 1957 box 302 February 21

15a Instructions for UNIVAC - LARC Computing Unit, box 302 Revised, 1957 September

16 UCT Addition, 1957 February 27 box 302

17 UCT Subtraction, 1957 February 27 box 302

18 UCT Division, 1957 February 27 box 302

19 UCT Shift Instructions, 1957 February 27 box 302

20 UCT Memory to Register Instructions, 1957 March 7 box 302

21 UCT Lecture no. 7, 1957 March 12 box 302

22 LARC Programming - Contingency Routinues for box 302 Computing Units, 1957 March

23 Review of Decimal Multiplication techniques and box 302 Introduction to LARC Mutliplication Techniques, 1957 January 9

24 UCT Instruction Analysis, 1957 March box 302

25 Test Instructions box 302

26 LARC Programming - Allocation of storage, 1957 April box 302

27 LARC Division Process, 1957 April box 302

28 UCT Lecture #13 - Paper Feeding, 1957 April box 302

29 LARC Magnetic Tape System, 1957 April - Page 104- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

box 302

30 Keyboard Type-In, 1957 April box 302

31 UCT Lecture #11, 1957 May box 302

32 LARC Input Output Processor IOP - The Synchronized box 302 Dispatcher, 1957 April

33 LARC IOP, 1957 April box 302

34 Introcuction to the UNIVAC Calculating Tabulator, 1957 box 302 April

35 High Speed Printer for UCT, 1957 April box 302

36 LARC IOP Instruction Code, 1957 April box 302

36a LARC IOP Instruction Code, 1957 April box 302

37 Relative Timing and Memory Control in the LARC System, box 302 1957 April

38 Acceleration of Core Data-Strorage Unite Operation, 1957 box 302 May

39 Extract Instructions: Process and Timing, 1957 May box 302302

40 Specifications for UNISERVO II, 1957 April box 302

41 Basic Operation Cycle Search for Operand and Execute box 302 Steps, 1957 May

42 Translate and Zero Suppress Instructions, 1957 May box 302

43 Proposed Self-sprocketing System for LARC Drums, 1957 box 302 May

44 Remington Rand's UNIVAC-LARC Coincident data Storage, box 302 1957 April

45 Synchronizer Dispatcher of LARC IOP, 1957 May box 302

46 UCT box 302

47 LARC Programming - A Processor Editing Routinue for the box 302 Charactertro, 1957 May

49 UCT Multiply Order, 1957 June box 302

50 Operation of the UNISERVO II, 1957 June box 302

51 Core Storage and Print Thyratrons - UCT Printer, 1957 June box 302

52 Timing consideraions in Multiplication, 1957 July box 302

53 Intermediate Capacitor Storage System - UCT Fast Reader, box 302 1957 June

54 High Speed Reader for UCT, 1957 August box 302

55 Timing Considerations in multiplacation, 1957 July box 302

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56 Introductory Description of Control Operations in the box 302 Computing Unit, 1957 July

57 Timing Considerations in Multiplication, 1957 September box 302

58 LARC IOP Instruction Cycle Control Pt. 1, 1975 September box 302

59 LARC IOP Drum Read Synchronizer Logic, 1957 October box 302

60 LARC Division Techniques, 1957 September box 302

61 LARC Operating Procedures, 1957 October box 302

62 LARC IOP Charactron Synchronizer and Readout System, box 302 1957 November

63 Adder and Carry Net, 1957 December box 302

64 LARC IOP Arithmetic Unit, 1957 November box 302

65 LARC Processor Instruction Control Circuits Pt. 2, 1985 box 302 January

66 LARC Signal lists, 1958 January box 302

67 Printer Synchronizer, 1958 January box 302

68 LARC Computer Control Program Counter, 1958 January box 302

69 LARC Division Techniques, 1958 February box 302

70 Algebraic Addition and Subtraction, 1958 March box 302

72 An introduction to the LARC Data Processing System, 1958 box 302 April

73 LARC IOP Line Printer synchronizer Logic, 1958 August box 302

74 LARC Processor Instruction Cycle Staus, 1958 May box 302

75 LARC Processor Analysis of Instructions Pt. 1, 1958 May box 302

75a LARC Processor Analysis of Instructions Pt. 2, 1958 box 302 October

76 LARC Processor Engineer Control Console Panel, 1958 May box 302

77 LARC Processor Function Signal List, 1958 May box 302

79 Some Aspects of the Adder in LARC Multiplication, 1985 box 302 August

80 CPP Tape Synchronizing Logic, 1958 October box 302

81 Analysis of CPP Instructions, 1958 September box 302

83 Technical Data on the Me1-1-50 Ferrite Memory Core, 1958 box 302 October

84 Technical Data on UNIVAC Magnetic Core Storage box 302 Assemblies, 1958 November

85 Conversion, single and double Precision, 1958 November - Page 106- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

box 302

86 UCT Maintenance Procedures, 1958 October box 302

87 An Introduction to the LARC Processor Control Program, box 302 1985 November

88 Shift Instructions Single and Double Precision, 1958 box 302 December

89 LARC Processor Console Printer Synchronizer Logic, 1958 box 302 September

90 LARC Processor - Electronic Page Printer Synchronizer box 302 Logic, 1958 October

91 LARC Core Storage System box 302

93 UCT - 90 Test Program, 1959 January box 302

94 LARC Processor Drum-Write Synchronizer Logic, 1959 box 302 January

95 Investigation of High Frequency Computer Circuitry, 1959 box 302 March

96 Manual Programming Techniques for the New UNIVAC box 302 Computer, 1959 April

97 LARC Processor Instructions, 1959 April box 302

104 Block Buffer High Speed Printer, 1959 June box 302

105 UNIVAC Solid State 90- Column Computer Test Program box 302 II, 1959 July

106 Computing Unit Instruction Analysis, 1959 July box 302

108 Addenda to Analysis of UCT Solid State 90 Instruction box 302 Manual, 1959 September

110 UNIVAC Solid State Tape Synchronizer, 1959 November box 302

112 Reconditioning Male and Female Contacts for UNIVAC I box 302 Type Chassis, 1959 November

117 UNIVAC Solid State 90-Column Computer Test Program box 302 II, 1960 April

120 LARC IOP Engineering Tape, 1960 May box 302

122 Load and Locator Routines, 1960 May box 302

124 Partial Description of the UNIVAC-LARC Processor Test box 302 Program, 1960 March

129 USSC High Speed Card Reader Test Program, 1960 March box 302

130 Read-Write Heads - Theory of Operation, 1960 September box 302

134 UNIVAC Solid State Card Reader and Read Punch Unit box 302 Timing, 1960 October

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Engineering Department Technical Memoranda Title/Description Instances Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 602-4 Interim box 303 Report-Disc Pack Evaluation, 1968 July 8

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 602-5 Second box 303 Report-Disc Pack Evaluation, 1968 September 24

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 608-02 Photocell box 303 Array and Raster Dimension Calculations, 1968 May 14

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 609-01 Cooling box 303 Design Evaluation of Card Library, 1968 May 29

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 645 Description box 303 of Logic Controls Needed for the Printed Circuit Motor Feed System, 1968 June

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 651-3 Temperature box 303 Study of Top Deck Assembly, 1968 July 11

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 653-1 Dual 16K box 303 Memory, 1968 June 18

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 688-1 Read Channel box 303 Center Clipper, 1968 June 10

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 688-2 Read box 303 Differentiator & Schmitt Trigger, 1968 June 12

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 688-3 C173 Write box 303 Clock I, 1968 July 17

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 688-4 C174 Write box 303 Clock II, 1968 July 26

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 688-5 C175 Write box 303 Clock III, 1968 July 26

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 688-6 C154 Crated box 303 Oscillator Circuit, 1968 July 26

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 688-7 C153 Current box 303 Driver Circuit, 1968 July 26

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 688-8 C171 Fault box 303 Detector Circuit, 1968 July 26

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 688-9 C177 Paulse box 303 Standardizer Circuit, 1968 July 26

Disc Pack Standardization (1968 May 31) - 731-01 Static box 303 Electric Charges on Plastic Matericals, 1968 May 8

St. Paul Technical Memoranda File (relating to NIKE ZEUS Project), 1958-1961 Title/Description Instances

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No.1 NIKE-ZEUS Basic Logical Circuits, 1959 June 24 box 303

3 Integration of Simulataneous Differential Equations of the 1st box 303 Order for Equivalent Circuit Simulation Analysis, 1958 July 11

4 Propagation Time of Signals Using BTL Inverter, 1958 July box 303 31

5 Stray Magnetic Fields in non-destructive read-out Twister box 303 Memory

7 Program for Calculating Magnetic Fields in Non-destructive box 303 Read Out Twister Memory, 1958 August 27

8 Failure Analysis Group, 1958 August 28 box 303

9 Analysis of BTL D-C Equations, 1958 September 3 box 303

10 Experiment on Lead Length and Inductive Effect Using BTL box 303 Inverter, 1958 July 18

13 Incandescent indicator Circuits recommended for Analysis, box 303 1958 September 9

14 Propagation Time Per Stage of BTL Switch, 1958 September box 303 8

16 Marginal Checking System for the BTL Basic NOR Circuit, box 303 1958 October 21

20 Suggested Symbology for RRU Logic Diagrams, 1958 box 303 October 2

21 Solving for the DC Parameters of a Transistor Equibalent box 303 Circuit, 1958 October 27

22 Non-Saturated Diode Feeback with BTL Switch, 1958 box 303 October 7

25 Marginal Checking System for the BTL Basic NOR Circuit, box 303 1958 October 21

26 Failure Analysis of Transistors Used in Laboratory box 303 Experimental [UNK], 1958 October 27

27 Simplified Method of calculating z, 1958 October 29 box 303

30 Bit Ratings, 1958 November 12 box 303

31 Investigation of Clock Frequency Variation as a Means of box 303 Marginal Checking, 1958 November 19

32 Interim Report on Automatic Component Tester Program, box 303 1958 November 17

33 BTL Circuit with Diod Clanp, 1958 December 11 box 303

37 Investigation of BTL Univibrator Circuit, 1958 December 13 box 303

38 Failure Analysis of Transistors Used in Laboratory box 303 Experimental [UNK], 1958 December 15

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39 Investigation of Output Voltage From Single-Phase and Tree- box 303 Phase Power Supplies, 1958 December 16

40 Investigation of Marginal Checking in the BTL NOR Circuit box 303 for [UNK] Punch Through, 1958 December 16

41 A High Collector Current Logic Switch box 303

42 Preliminary investigation of Transfluxers as NDRO Memory box 303 Components

43 BTL Inverter with Diode Clamp, 1959 January 28 box 303

44 Proposed Flow Chart Symbology for NIKE-ZEUS System, box 303 1959 January 30

45 Worst Case Propagation Condition for BTL RCTL STandard box 303 Circuit, 1959 February 4

46 Asynchronous Logic, 1959 November 7 box 303

47 Circuit Development, 1959 February 4 box 303

49 Non-Saturating Circuitry box 303

51 Computer Development - Clocking, 1958 September 26 box 303

52 RCA Thyristor, 1958 April 2 box 303

54 Non-Saturating Circuit Tolerance and Development Thereof, box 303 1958 April 8

55 Transistor Circuits Blocking Oscillator and Power Amplifier, box 303 1959 March 31

57 Emitter follower Logic, 1959 January 29 box 303

58 Calculation of Two Layer Doide Building Block, 1959 April box 303 9

60 Fall Down Pulseformer with OR-INVERTER Logic, 1959 box 303 March 30

61 Non-Saturating Circuitry Using Diode Feedback, 1959 April box 303 3

64 Four Phase Overlapping Clock, 1959 February 5 box 303

65 Status of the Two-Phase Clock, 1959 February 2 box 303

66 Masking and 4-Layer Diodes, 1958 December 10 box 303

67 Three-Megacycle transistorized Two-Phase Overlapping box 303 Clock Pulse Source, 1957 December 18

68 Sample Ground Rules for Saturating Circuitry, 1958 box 303 February 18

70 Summary of Work Done on Magnetic Films, 1958 September box 303 25

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71 The Resistor as a Reliable Component, 1958 December box 303 15-31

Misc. Technical Memoranda: Ferractor- 2.5- Megacycle box 303 Accumulator

Misc. Technical Memoranda: Magnetic Pulse-Current box 303 Regulator, A

Misc. Technical Memoranda: Preliminary Report on a Switch box 303 Core Selection System for the New [UNK] Memory, 1958 October 31

Misc. Technical Memoranda: RRU Commerical Computer box 303 Design Manual, 1961 March 14

Misc. Technical Memoranda: Synchronization of an Electronic box 303

Misc. Technical Memoranda: The UNIVAC Magnetic box 303 Computer

Sperry Rand Research Center Reports-Sudbury, Mass., 1962-1966 Title/Description Instances Analytical Study of a New Seismic Sensor, Gyro-[UNK], 1962 box 304 April

A Solution to a Switching Problem, 1962 May box 304

Leakage Rejection in Beam - Switched CW Radars, 1962 June box 304

Series- Parallel Networks for Functions and their Complements, box 304 1962 July

GaAs Recombination Radiation as a Lasar Pump, 1962 July box 304

On Unique Deciherability, 1962 July box 304

Initial Conditions in Quasistatic Viscoelasticity, 1962 July box 304

Magnetoelastic Wave Propagation in Yttrium Iron Garnet, 1962 box 304 July

Generalized Automata and Their Information Losslessness, box 304 1962 July

On information Lossless Automata of Finaite Order, 1962 box 304 August

Frequency Stability Analysis of Transistorized Crystal box 304 Oscillator, 1962 August

A Class of Boolean Equations, 1962 August box 304

On the Synchronization Problem, 1962 September box 304

Approximate Formulae for Percentage Points of the box 304 Distributions of Non-Central and some Associated Rapid Data Analysis, 1962 September

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Null-Tracking Doppler-Navigation Radar, 1962 October box 304

Stress Functions for Generalized Plane Stress in Triclinic Elastic box 304 Plates, 1962 October

Stability of Vortex Sheets of Variable Strength, 1962 November box 304

The Behavior of infinite and Semi-Infinite Rigid-Ideally Plasti box 304 Beams Due to Dynamic Loading, 1962 November

The Use of GaAs Recombination Radiation for a High box 304 Efficiency Solid State Laser, 1962 November

A Simplified Procedure for Selecting Predictor and Deriving box 304 Regressing Equations, 1962 December

Confidence Interval Estimation in Non-Linear Regresstion, 1962 box 304 December

On information Lossless Automata, 1963 January box 304

Grown-In Dislocations in Calcium Tungstate Crystals Pulled box 304 [UNK] the melt, 1963 January

Spectroscopic Temperature measurement in a Cesium box 304 Thermionic Diode, 1963 January

Some waiting Time Distributions for Redundant Systems box 304 [UNK] Repair, 1963 January

On the Fluid Dynamical Approach to Rigid Rotation, 1963 box 304 February

Some New Upper Limits of Isotopic Abundance, 1963 February box 304

A Simple Technique for the Fabrication of Experimental box 304 Evaporation Masks, 1963 February

Some Properties of GaAs Expitaxial P-N Junctions, 1963 March box 304

Leaky Waves Supported by uniaxial Plasma Layers, 1963 April box 304

A method for the Identification of Stationary Linear Systems a box 304 Random Sequences, 1963 April

Magnetic Spirals in the Moecular Field Approximation, 1963 box 304 April

Gallium Arsenide Electroluminescent and Laser Diodes, 1963 box 304 April

Test for Synchronizability of Finite Automata and Variable box 304 Length Codes, 1963 April

Natural Convection Phenomena in Horizontal Circular box 304 Cylinders, 1963 April

Anomalous Sound Propagation in Cds, 1963 May box 304

Anomalous Shift in the Fluorescence of MnF2 and KMnF3, box 304 1963 May

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Statistical Mechanics of Dilute Copper Manganese, 1963 May box 304

A Boundary Layer Analysis of the Spin-up Phenomenon, 1963 box 304 May

Amplification Processes in Piezoelectric Semiconductors and, box 304 1963 May

Some Wave Motions Relevant to Geophysical Fluid Dynamics, box 304 1963 May

Internal Estimation of Non-Linear Parametric Functions, II, box 304 1963 May

The Adjoint Operator in Control Theory, 1963 May box 304

A Theorem on Linear Automata, 1963 June box 304

High Frequency Electrostatic Instabilities in a Plasma, 1963 box 304 June

Electron Diffraction Data on new Compounds in the System box 304 Platinum-Aluminum, 1963 June

A Nondegenerated Photoparametric Amplifier, 1963 June box 304

The Plastic Deformation of Built-in Beams Due to Disturbed box 304 Dynamic Loading, 1963 June

Isotopic Analysis with a Spark Source Mass Spectrograph, 1963 box 304 June large Amplitude Wave Motion in Thermal Plasma, 1963 June box 304

On Synchronizable and PSK-Synchronizable Block Codes, 1963 box 304 July

On the Speed of Suppression and Binocular Rivalry, 1963 July box 304

The Perceptual Bases of Speaker Identity, 1963 August box 304

On the Exchange Mechanixm Between Dilute Magnetic box 304 Impurities in Copper, 1963 August

Geologic Age Determination by Direct Lead Isotope Analysis, box 304 1963 August

Multiple Site Behavior of Rare Earth and Transistion Metal box 304 [UNK] in CaWO4, 1963 August

Shaped Electroluminescent GaAs Diodes, 1963 August box 304

An Experimental Investigation of Antenna Pattern Distortion box 304 Due to a Plasma Layer, 1963 August

Plasma Diagonstics With Short Electromagnetic Pulses, 1963 box 304 August

Direct Evidence for Energy Transfer Between Rare Earth Ions in box 304 Terbium Europium Tungstates, 1963 September

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Bounds for the Optimal Scheduling of N Jobs on M Processors, box 304 1963 September

The Flow Induced by a Disc Oscillating in its Own Plane, 1963 box 304 September

The Design of High Frequency Photodiodes, 1963 September box 304

Low Temperature Properties of Dilute Ferromagnets in Copper, box 304 1963 October

Synthesis and Single Crystal Growth of Rare Earth [UNK], 1963 box 304 October

Second Sound Propagation in Dielectric Solids, 1963 October box 304

Determination of Automation Memory, 1963 October box 304

A Cluster Method for Finding Minimum Energy Spin States, box 304 1963 October

A Study of High Density Low Temperature Plasmas, 1963 box 304 November

Self Consistent Theory of Screening in Ferromagnets, 1963 box 304 November

Final Report on Preliminary Studey of Pulse Doppler box 304 Techniques in Wealth Radar Methodology, 1963 November

Motions of Scatterers and the Variance of the Mean Intensity box 304 [UNK] Weather Radar Signals, 1963 November

Acoustic resonances in Afterglow Plasmas, 1963 December box 304

Stimulated Phonon Emissions by Suppersonic Electrons and box 304 Collective Phonon Propagations, 1963 December

Note on Interval Estimation in Non-Linear Regression when box 304 Responses are Correlated, 1963 December

The Dissolution of Calcium Tungstate With an Acid-Hydrogen box 304 Peroxide Mixture, 1963 December

Plasma resonances Excited by Antennas, 1963 December box 304

Properties of Linear Automata, 1963 December box 304

Machines Whose Inputs are restricted by a Regular Event, 1963 box 304 December

A Mathematical Model for the Elastic. and Fluid Mechanical box 304 Behavior of the Human Eye, 1964 January

An Apparatus for the Vaporization- Concentration Method of box 304 Spectrochemical Analysis, 1964 January

Selfconsistent Theory of Screening in Ferromagnets, 1964 box 304 January

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Interval Estimation in Linear regression When Both Variables box 304 [UNK] Subject to Error, 1964 January

Wide Range Microwave Spectroscopy of Noise Radiation from box 304 Magnetoplasmas, 1964 January

The Flow Induced by a Disc Oscillating About a State of Steady box 304 Rotation, 1964 January

A Computational Method for Time-Dependent Two- box 304 Dimensional Incompressible Viscous Flow Problems., 1964 February

A Study on P-N-Junction Photodectectors Utilizing Internal box 304 Parametric Amplification, 1964 April

Defining Patterns for Comma-Free Codes for Small Prime Word box 304 Lengths, 1964 April

Comments on the Use of Seismic and Acoustic Energy in box 304 Battlefield Surveillance, 1964 April

A New Polymorph of CrOOH in the System Chromium- box 304 Oxygen-[UNK], 1964 May

On the Theory of Transient Motions of a Rotating Fluid, 1964 box 304 May

Angular Distribution of Radiation From GaAs Injection Lasers, box 304 1964 May

A Study of Magnetic and Acoustic Excitations at Microwave box 304 Frequences in Solids, 1964 May

A Note on the Secomd Derivative of a P. R. Function, 1964 June box 304

Paramagnetic Resonance of the Fe3 Ion in CaWO4, 1964 box 304

Numerical Solutions for the Time-Dependent Viscous Flow box 304 [UNK] Two Rotating Coaxil Disks, 1964

Thermodynamic Properties of Transition Ion Impurities in box 304 Noble Metals, 1964

Beam - Plama Interation at the Cyclotron Harmonics, 1964 July box 304

A Thermally-Operated Plasma System TOPSY, 1964 box 304

Plasma Diffusion Across a Magnetic Field in TOPSY, 1964 box 304

Dislocation Pinning and Charge Compensation in Calcium box 304 [UNK] Crystals Doped with Rare Earth Ions, 1964

The Effect of Magnetic Ordering on the Flourescence of MnF2, box 304 1964

On Non-Linear Spin-up of a Rotating Fluid, 1964 box 304

Comments on the Minimization of Stochastic Machines, 1964 box 304

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Collective Phonon-Electron Waves and Oscillations in box 304 Piezoelectric Materials, 1964

Investigation of Low-Energy Electron Scattering, 1964 box 304

Non-linear Waves in Stratified Shear Flows, 1964 box 304

Some New Stereoscope Phenomena and their implications for box 304 the Theory of Stereoopsis, 1964

"The Price is Right" Game, 1964 August box 304

Electromagnetic Properties of the Semiconductor Injection box 304 Laser, 1964

Isotope Dilution Analysis by Spark Source Mass Spectrography, box 304 1964

The Preparation and Properties of GaAs-In a Mixed Crystals, box 304 1964

Identification and Minimization of Linear Automata, 1964 box 304

Photoparametric Amplifier, 1964 box 304

On Multipath Automata I, 1964 September box 304

Laser Host Materials, 1964 box 304

The Electric-Tunnel Effect and its Use in Determining [UNK] of box 304 Surface Oxides, 1964

The Preparation and Crystallographic Properties of KMnC13, box 304 1964

Optimal Encoding of stationary Markov Sources, 1964 box 304

A Photomultiplier Tube Cooling Device, 1964 box 304

A Brand Theory of Ferromagnetism in the Random Phase, 1964 box 304 October

Approximation, 1964 box 304

Nonlinear Optics in ADP Using He-Ne Gas Lasers, 1964 box 304

Magnetic Ordering and Florescence in Manganese Salts, 1964 box 304

Resonance Observations of Antiferromagnetic Ordering in box 304 RbMnC13, CsMnC13, and KMnC13, 1964

The Spin Wave Theory of MnF2 in the Random Phase box 304 Approximation, 1964

Nonlinera Optical Sum Generation in ADP Using Incoherent box 304 Light, 1964

Self-Adjusting Systems Using Correlation Techniques Pt. 2, box 304 1964 November

Effect of Concentration on the Flourescence of Samarium in box 304 Cerium Dioxide, 1964 - Page 116- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

A Low-Terminal Capacitance Dielectric Sampler Holder, 1964 box 304

Dispersion of Spin Waves and Magnetoelastic Waves in YIC, box 304 1964

Interval Estimation of Non-Linear Parametric Functions, III, box 304 1964

On the Radial Dependence of the Flourescence Quenching box 304 Interation between Rare Earth Ions, 1964

The Current Gain of GaAs Optical Transistors, 1964 box 304

Excitation of Electrostatic Waves Near Electron Cyclotron box 304 Harmonic Freguences, 1964

Electron Density Dependence of Cyclotron Harmonic Radiation box 304 for a Plasma Gyrotropic Resonances in Afterglow Plasmas, 1964 December

Directional Radiation From incoherent Electroluminescent box 304 Diodes, 1964

A Generalized Legndre Condition for Singular Optimal Control box 304 Problems, 1964

A Study on P-N Junction Photodetectors Utilizing Internal box 304 Parametric Amplification, 1964

Numvericl Quadrature Studies, 1964 box 304

Convolutional Coding, 1964 box 304

A solution to Lawden's Problem for Orbital Transfer, 1964 box 304

Magnetic Virtual Logic Mode Conditions and Flourescent Ion box 304 Interation, 1964

On the Optical Absorption of CrF2, 1964 box 304

Synchronizable Block Codes and Shift-Register Sequences, box 304 1964

Thermally Induced Nonlinear Effects in the Ferromagnetic box 304 Resonance, 1964

Development of Chemical Analysis Techniques for Advanced box 304 Materials Research Program, 1964

Confidence Intervals from Censored Samples, 1965 January box 304

Parametric Amplification of Traveling spin Waves and box 304 Magnetoelastic Waves at X Brand, 1965

Magnetic Susceptibilities of Gadlinium Orthophosphate, 1965 box 304

Pulse Dispersion in a Gyrotropic Plasma, 1965 box 304

Dispersion of Pulsed Electromagnetic Waves in a Plasma, 1965 box 304

High Frequency Volocity Space Instabilities, 1965 box 304

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Observations of Pulsed Plasma Waves in Afterglows, 1965 box 304 February

Practical Integral Equation Techniques Pt. 1, 1965 box 304

Analysis of the Grain-Boundary Diffusion Data of Cyclotron box 304 Harmonics, 1965

Maximal Distance Counting Sequences, 1965 box 304

Field Dependence of the Magnetization in Dilute Magnetically- box 304 Disordered Materials, 1965 March

Space-Time Variability of the Thermal structure of the Upper box 304 Layers of the Ocean, 1965

The Generation of Nonlinear Optical Sum Spectra in ADP box 304 Using Incoherent Light, 1965

Propagation of Magnetostatic Spin Waves at microwave box 304 Frequencies, 1965

Magnetic Ordering and the Flourescence of Concentrated box 304 Maganese Systems, 1965

Low-Temperature Thermal Expansion of Yttrium Aluminum box 304 Garnet, 1965

On the Theory of Roatating Fluids, 1965 box 304

Rigid-Plastic Analysis of a Simply Supported Circular Plate Due box 304 to Dynamic Circular Loading, 1965

Gyrotropic Resonances in Afterglow Plasmas, 1965 April box 304

The Fabrications of Experimental molybdenum Evaporation box 304 masks, 1965

Proof of a Conjecture in Number Theory, 1965 box 304

Further Observations on the Nature of Effective Binocular box 304 Disparities, 1965

The Surface Disturbance Caused by a Moving Submerged box 304 Object Pts. 1&2, 1965

Sping Wave Linewidth Measurements of Ferrimagnetic Garnets, box 304 1965

Temperature Dependence of the 3A2-3T1 Absorption Band box 304 Peak of the NI Ion in nickel and Maganese Salts, 1965

The properties and Structure of AuTlTe, 1965 box 304

Quantitative Measurements of Double-Photon Absorption in the box 304 Polysyclic Benzene Ring Compunds, 1965 May

Computer Optimization of Two-Impulse Rendezvous box 304 Trajectories, 1965

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Flourescent Ion interaction Semiannual Technical Summary box 304 Report, 1965

Explicit Difference Schemes for the Solution of a Parabolic box 304 Differential Equation of a fourth Order, 1965 June

The Surface Disturbance Caused by a Moving Submerged box 304 Object, 1965

Parametric Amplification of Microwave magnetoelastic Waves box 304 in Yig at Room Temperature, 1965

Propagation of Magnesium Spin Waves at Microwave box 304 Frequencies, 1965

Holder for Lapping Water Soluble Crystals, 1965 box 304

A Computer Program for Design Optimization, 1965 box 304

Semiconductor Diod lasers, 1965 box 304

Single-Crystal and Polycrystalline Thin Films of MgA1204 and box 304 MgFe204, 1965

Modern Opto-Elastronic Display Techniques, 1965 box 304

Sintering Studies of NiO Compacts by the electrical Resistivity box 304 Method, 1965 July

Magnetic Properties of Eu304, 1965 box 304

Magnetic and Electrical Properties of NdNb04 and GdNb04, box 304 1965

Polarization Potentials for Low Energy Scattering:, 1965 box 304

Materials for Acoustic and Magnetic Microwave Delay Lines, box 304 1965

Dipole Correlations in a Random Dilute Ferroelectric, 1965 box 304

Microwave Oscillations from Planar Silicon Diodes, 1965 box 304

Anemometric Characteristics of a Wire-to-Plane Electrical box 304 Discharge, 1965

Consecutive Two-Photon Absorbtion in Anthrance Via the box 304 Triplet State, 1965

Microwave Pulse Delay Phenomena in Yttrium Iron GArnet box 304 (Yig), 1965

UHF Photoparametric Amplifier, 1965 August box 304

Ultrasonic Effects in Piezoelectric Semiconductors, 1965 box 304

An Inequality on a Bivariate Student's "T" Distribution, 1965 box 304

A Spectroscope Study of Low Density Cesium and Cesium- box 304 Helium Discharges, 1965 September

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Simultaneous Observations of Absorption and Sispersion box 304 Signals and Low-Power Saturation Effects in the PMR of CaWo4Fe, 1965

Numerical Method for Determining the Time Dependent box 304 Viscous [UNK] Between Tow Rotating Spheres, 1965

PMR Determination of a Nuclear Quadrupole Interation by box 304 Means [UNK] Forbidden hperfine Transactions, 1965

A Generalization of Fieller's Theorem to the Ratio of Complex box 304 Parameters, 1965

Optical Design of Wallaston-Prism Digital Light Deflectors box 304 Measuring Mid-Frequency Fe Parameters with a Manual Probe, 1965

On Estimating the Length of a Compact Function from a Noisy box 304 Measurement of the Modulus of its fourier Transform, 1965 October

Resonance at 70 Gc Near the Neel Point in RbMnC13, 1965 box 304

A New Insulated-Gate Silicon Transistor, 1965 box 304

A Sensitive Oscillographic Capacitance Vs Voltage Plotter, box 304 1965

A Successive Sweep Method to Solve Optimal programming box 304 Problems Magnetic Properties of RbFeF3, 1965

Parametric Amplification of Microwave Magnetoelastic Waves box 304 in Yig, 1965

The Transient Analysis of TEM Mode Four Port Networks, box 304 1965 November

Radiative Recombination in Cesium, 1965 December box 304

Frequency of Corona Discharge Trichel Pulses in Air Flows, box 304 1966 February

Misc. Technical Documents Title/Description Instances Application of the simplex Method to a Variety of Matrix box 305 Problems

Columbia University Seminar - Talk, 1957 April 1 box 305

Connection with the Determinations of Certain Quantities, 1958 box 305 December

David Taylor Model Basin - Omnibus, 1956 June box 305

Debugging System for GP Code, A box 305

Double Precision, 1953 March box 305

Mathematical Statistics Seminar, 1957 March 29 - Page 120- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

box 305

Omnibus Service Routine, 1954 December 1 box 305

Sale of Vacuum Cleaner Models box 305

Systems Development Project 205, 1957 December 3 box 305

Theory of the Finite and Infinite Graphs Ch. 3, 1958 December box 305 8

UNIVAC Floating Decimal Sub-Routines (Westinghouse box 305 Electric Corp.), 1955 July 11

X-Port - The Hitchcock Transportation Problem, 1958 August box 305 15

UNIVAC Applications Research Center Weekly Bulletin, 1957 box 305 November 14-1958 August 28

Generalized Programming for UNIVAC II, 1958 July 25 box 305

Description and Operation Instructions for the Fast One-Word box 305 Sort, 1958 September

Computer Operating Instructions for UNIVAC Applications box 305 Research Center

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Engineering Department records, 1959-1974 Physical Description: 16 Linear Feet Scope and Content

The Engineering Department records include the files of J.P. Eckert, who was department head from 1953 to 1964 and those of Herman Lukoff who led the department from 1965 to 1975. The files describe the development of the Livermore Automatic Research Calculator (LARC) that was completed during the late 1950s and the early 1960s. This project, undertaken in conjunction with the Atomic Energy Commission's Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, proved to be a tremendous drain on the company's resources. Sperry Rand wound up losing $19 million on the project which was twenty-seven months behind schedule when it was finally completed in 1961. Despite the fact that only two machines were sold, the LARC did make significant contributions to the development of computer technology. The engineers at Sperry were convinced their experiences with the LARC enabled them to build a much more powerful UNIVAC III than would have otherwise been possible.

The Herman Lukoff papers document Sperry-Univac's effort to apply semiconductor and solid-state technology to computer development. The records trace the relationship between advances in these areas and innovations in magnetic memory and mass storage. The files on the UNIVAC 80 show that in 1958 Sperry was the first company to market a computer with transistorized circuitry. Four months later, however, IBM responded with a solid state machine of its own, the 1401, which was to dominate the market for much of the late 1950s and early 1960s.

Arrangement

Arranged by project.

Controlled Access Headings:

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• LARC (Computer) • Semiconductors • Solid state electronics • Computer storage devices • Lukoff, Herman Title/Description Instances Herman Lukoff Files - Correspondence with Vice President box 306 Product Planning

Herman Lukoff Files - General Correspondence; A thru M box 307

Herman Lukoff Files - General Correspondence; M thru T box 308

Herman Lukoff Files - J.P. Eckert File, 1961-1971 box 309

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - LARC, 1959-1960 box 310

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - C and T box 311

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Character Recognition box 311

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Component box 311

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - COM (Output on Microfilm) box 311

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Connectors - Gold Reduction box 311 Effort

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Drafting and Documentation- box 311 Interface & Foreign Attachments

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Drafting and Documentation- box 311 Interface & Foreign Attachments

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Drafting and Documentation- box 311 Interface & Foreign Attachments

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Industrial Design box 311

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Interconnectors and Facility box 311

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Magnetic Recording box 311

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Mass Storage box 312

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Mass Storage Archival box 312 History

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Memory- Magnetic box 312

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Memory- Other box 312

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Memory- Semiconductor box 312

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Memory- Semiconductor box 312

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Metrification box 312

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Mini-Computers box 312

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Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - New Technology Steering box 312 Company

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Packaging, 1973-1976 box 312

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Packing- Standards box 313

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Plated Wire box 313

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Printed Circuits box 313

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Printers box 313

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Printers - Non Impact Printers box 313

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor- General, box 313 1971-1972

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor- General, box 313 1975

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductors- CCD's box 313

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductors-Circuits box 313

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor- Control box 313 Facility

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductors- Intersil box 313

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductors Study, 1970 box 314 November

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductors Study, 1975 box 314 March

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductors- Vendors box 314

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor Vendors- box 314 Cogar Corporation

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor Vendors- box 314 Fairchild

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor Vendors- box 314 General Instrument

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor Vendors- Intel box 314

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor Vendors- box 314 Miscellaneous

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor Vendors- box 314 Motorala

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor Vendors- box 314 Ovshinsky

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor Vendors- box 314 Philips

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Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Semiconductor Vendors- box 314 Texas Instruments

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Systems Architecture box 314

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Tape Transports box 314

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Unite Records box 314

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Voice Recognition - Answer box 314 Back

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Standards- General, 1974 box 315

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Standards- General box 315 Documentation

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Standards- Noise, Neutral, box 315 Power

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Standards- NUK International box 315

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Standards- Product Deviations box 315

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Standards- Semiconductors, box 315 Circuits and Packaging

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Standards- UL and Industry, box 315 1972

Herman Lukoff Files Project Files - Standards- UL and Industry box 315

Herman Lukoff Files - Sperry Rand Research Committee: Minutes box 316 and Correspondence, 1968-1979

Herman Lukoff Files - Papers and Symposia, 1975-1979 box 317

Herman Lukoff Files - Engineering Department Progress Reports, box 318 1955-1957

Herman Lukoff Files - Electronic Industries Association - Minutes box 319 and Correspondence, 1962-1964

Engineering Department Technical Documents - Test reports box 320 and results, patent reports, lists of gates used in UNIVAC and UNIVAC improvements, 1950-19571952-1953

Engineering Department Technical Documents - Engineering box 321 Department Technical Relations, 1969-1970

Engineering Department Technical Documents - Draftmen's Log box 322 Books, 1948-1952

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Engineering Research Associates, 1946-1953

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Scope and Content

In 1952, Remington Rand attempted to strengthen its position in the electronic data processing equipment industry by acquiring Engineering Research Associates (E.R.A.) of St. Paul, Minnesota. At that time, E.R.A. was on the cutting edge of computer technology. However, in 1957, William Norris, the firm's founder, left Sperry to form his own Company, Control Data Corporation. The E.R.A. records document (1946-1955) the negotiations which led to the Sperry-ERA merger as well as the engineering work conducted by ERA.

Controlled Access Headings: • Engineering Research Associates • Norris, William C., 1911-2006 Title/Description Instances Administrative records - Executive Committee Corespondence box 323 and Minutes, 1952

Administrative records - Management Committee Minutes, box 323 1946-1950

Administrative records - Northwest Aeronautical Corporation, box 323 1946-1950

Administrative records - Organization: ERA, 1946-1948 box 323

Administrative records - Personnel Salaries, 1946-1952 box 323

Administrative records - Planning Board Salaries, 1948-1950 box 323

Administrative records - Planning Division: Organization and box 323 Functions, 1948-1949

Administrative records - Product Research and Development; box 323 Correspondence and Minutes, 1952-1953

Administrative records - Research and Development Section: box 323 Organization and Function, 1947-1948

Administrative records - Research and Development Stock box 323 Control Committee, 1953-1953

Administrative records - Securities and Exchange Commission, box 323 1946-1947

Administrative records - Stockholders, 1946-1952 box 323

Administrative records - Toro Manufacturing Company, 1946 box 323

Financial Papers and Budgets, 1947-1952 box 324

Engineer's Log Books - Cohen, Arnold, 1946 December 10-1948 box 325 April 28

Engineer's Log Books - Cohen, Arnold, 1947 October 20-1950 box 325 June 20

Engineer's Log Books - Coombs, John, 1946 December 13-1947 box 325 August 12

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Engineer's Log Books - Keye, William, 1947 July 18-1947 box 325 December 4

Engineer's Log Books - Frick, A.W., 1947 September 10-1947 box 325 October 3

Engineer's Log Books - Thomas, T.D., 1950 April 10-1950 April box 325 13

ERA Division, Progress Reports - ERA Project No. 9036, reports box 326 1-27, 1954-1957

ERA Division, Progress Reports - ERA Project No. 9037, Final box 326 Report, 1955

ERA Division, Progress Reports - ERA Project No. 9002 Reports box 326 14-39

ERA Division, Progress Reports - Progress Report No. 1 on box 326 Deposited Core Matrix, 1955

ERA Division, Progress Reports - Progress Reports of Transistor box 326 Group, 1955 March-December

ERA Research Reports - Design Features of the ERA 1101 box 327 Computer, 1951

ERA Research Reports - The ERA 1103 Computer System, Vol. 6 box 327

ERA Research Reports - ERA Shaft-Position Analog-to-Digital box 327 Converter, 1952 June

ERA Research Reports - Harvard University- The Computation box 327 Laboratory Progress Reports, 1948-1950

ERA Research Reports - High Frequency Loss Loops for saturable box 327 Magnetic Cores, 1950 October

ERA Research Reports - Proposal for a Large-Scale High-Speed box 327 Digital Computer System, 2 vols., 1955

ERA Research Reports - Specifications for Analog-Digital-Analog box 327 Converting Equipment for Simultaneous Use, 1956

ERA Research Reports - Summary of Characteristics - Magnetic box 327 Drum Binary Computer for National Bureau of Standards, 1948 November

ERA Research Reports - Notes Re: Project Whirlwind box 327 General note

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Sales and Marketing Department, 1957-1965

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This series includes advertising brochures, sales bulletins, and proposals prepared for Sperry Univac customers. The files describe most of the major UNIVAC computer systems sold during the 1950s and 1960s. Among the systems represented are those designed for automated accounting systems, numerical control for machine shops, missile guidance, and optical scanning. The sales records document customer expectation and show how Sperry Univac attempted to respond to these changing needs. They show that in spite of Sperry Univac's effort to compete with IBM for corporate contracts during the 1950s and 1960s, the United States government and the military continued to be the company's most important customers. During this period Sperry continued to be a major supplier of computer equipment to the Army, Air Force, Navy, Atomic Energy Commission, General Services Administration, and National Bureau of Standards.

The sales and marketing records also include copies of the Monthly Management Review and Sales Bulletin as well as the minutes of Sperry Univac's Product Planning Group. Management services research reports document efforts to evaluate competitive computer systems with particular emphasis, of course, on IBM.

Also included are administrative records from the Sales and Marketing Dept., including procedural manuals, correspondence, budgets, and product planning records. There are also records from the Univac Scientific Exchange (USE, Inc.), which was formed in 1955 to facilitate common standards and information exchange among users of the Univac 1103A computer.

Controlled Access Headings: • Advertisements

General File, 1964-1967 Title/Description Instances UNIVAC Data Processing Division - Marketing Management box 328 Report, 1966 April1967 February1967 October

UNIVAC Data Processing Division - Marketing Review, 1964 box 328 December

UNIVAC Data Processing Division - Marketing Review, 1965 box 328 Fiscal Year

UNIVAC Data Processing Division - Marketing Review, 1966 box 328 Fiscal Year

UNIVAC Data Processing Division - Marketing Review, 1967 box 328 Fiscal Year

UNIVAC Data Processing Division - Data Communications box 328 Concepts Handbook, 1968

Data Systems Standard Newsletter, 1967 June 1 box 328

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Monthly Management box 329 Report, 1967 April1967 September1967 November

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Marketing Department box 329 Operating Budget, 1962 Fiscal Year

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Marketing Department box 329 Budget, 1965 Fiscal Year

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UNIVAC Marketing Department - Research Reports Prepared box 329 by International Data Corporation: Minicomputer Marketplace, 1978 August

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Research Reports Prepared box 329 by International Data Corporation: Computer Manufacturers, 1977 December1977

UNIVAC Marketing Department - United States Government box 329 Authorized Supply Schedule and Price List, 1963-1964

UNIVAC Marketing Department - box 329

Marketing Department - Miscellaneous Correspondence, box 330 1968-1971

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Profit Plan, 1968 Fiscal Year box 331

UNIVAC Marketing Department - UNISERVO Price Analysis, box 331 1967

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Bookings; Rental and Sales, box 331 1967 November

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Marketing Quota box 331 Performance, 1968 Fiscal Year

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Marketing Department box 331 Correspondence (Including rental and sales quotations), 1965

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Marketing Department box 331 Correspondence re: UNIVAC 1050, 1964-1965

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Miscellanous box 331 Correspondence and Trip Reports, 1959-1964

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Monthly Equipment Sales, box 331 1965 August

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Punched Card Product Line box 331 Task Force Report, 1965 April

UNIVAC Marketing Department - Hamburg Scheduling box 331 Problem, 1956

UNIVAC Marketing Department - UNIVAC Flowchart box 331 Symbols, 1967

UNIVAC Marketing Department - IBM Proposal for an box 331 Installation Program of System/360 at the Univ. of Iowa Computer Center

UNIVAC Sales Department - Sales Department Bulletins, box 332 1965-1967

UNIVAC Sales Department - Sales Survey Procedures Manual box 332

UNIVAC Sales Department - Defense Systems Division: box 332 Pricing Prcedures, 1961

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UNIVAC Sales Department - Notes on UCT: Profit and Loss box 332 Forecast and Cash Forecast, 1957-1963

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index to Advertising and Sales box 333 Promotion Material, 1953

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index to Advertising and Sales box 333 Promotion Material, 1955

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index to Advertising and Sales box 333 Promotion Material, 1956

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index: Systems-Photo-Records- box 333 Business Services Department, Advertising Sales Promotion Material, 1957

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index: Adding-Calculating- box 333 Typewriter Supplies, Advertising and Sales Promotion Material, 1958

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index: Accounting Machines box 333 Advertising and Sales Promotion Material, 1958

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index: UNIVAC Division, box 333 Advertising and Sales Promotion Material, 1958

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index: UNIVAC Division, box 333 Advertising and Sales Promotion Material (2 copies;, 1959 April19591959 October

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index: UNIVAC Division, box 333 Advertising and Sales Promotion Material, 1960

UNIVAC Sales Department - An Index of Advertising, Sales, box 333 Technical Material ans Dystems Routines of the UNIVAC Division, 1961

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index to Advertising and Sales box 333 Promotion Material - Remington Rand Rand Office Systems, 1962

UNIVAC Sales Department - Index: Systems-Photo-Records- box 333 BSD-RAP Campaign Section

UNIVAC Sales Department - Product Index box 333

UNIVAC Sales Department - UNIVAC Catalogue of box 333 Advertising and Sales Promotion Material

UNIVAC Sales Department - UNIVAC Catalogue of box 333 Advertising and Sales Promotion Material, 1965

Product Planning Records, 1974-1978 Title/Description Instances Workshop Advanced Manufacturing, 1979 May 23-24 box 334

Bubbles and CCD, 1978 September 21-22 box 334

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C and C Languages, 1980 February 12-13 box 334

Conversion, 1979 July 11-12 box 334

Ease of Use, 1979 November 14-15 box 334

Workshop External Standards, 1979 February 7-8 box 335

Hardware ARM, 1978 July 12-13 box 335

Hardware Design Quality, 1980 January 22-23 box 335

Internal Hardware Standards, 1979 October 3-4 box 335

Microprogramming, 1980 March 12-13 box 335

Workshop Software and Systems ARM, 1979 January 24-25 box 336

Systems Programming Languages, 1978 May 31 box 336

VLSI, 1978 August 16-17 box 336

J. W. Schell Files, 1974-1979 box 337

Day File, 1975 box 337

Development Pland for FY's 1980-84 box 337

Energy File, 1974-1976 box 337

USE, Inc. Files, 1956-1983 Title/Description Instances Formation of USE, 1956 February 16 box 338

USE File, James W. Nickitas, 1956 box 338

USE Installations Operations Committee, 1957-1958 box 338

USE Policy Committee Minutes, 1956-1965 box 338

USE Proceedings Of the Matematical Committee, 1957-1961 box 338

USE Programming Notes, 1956-1964 box 338

USE Report of the Training Committee, 1956-1959 box 338

USE Report of the Program Development Committee, box 338 1957-1960

USE Revised Statements of USE Policy, 1957-1964 box 338

UNIVAC Scientific- technical documents, 1961 box 338

UNIVAC Scientific- technical documtnes, 1956-1958 box 338

USE/UUA ( UNIVAC Users Association) Correspondence, box 338 1973-1981

UUA/E ( UNIVAC Users Association- Europe), 1982-1983 box 338

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UUA-E Conference Notes, 1977-1981 box 339

USE Preconference Flyers, 197819791982 box 339

AUUA ( American UNIVAC Users Association) box 339 Preconference Flyers, 1982-1983

USE Conference Minutes, 1965 September box 340

USE Conference Minutes, 1966 May box 340

USE Conference Minutes, 1967 April box 340

USE Conference Technical Papers, 19741979-1982 box 340

Commercial Engineering - Hertzfeld Day Files, 1962-1965 box 341

Sales Literature, 1953-1970 Title/Description Instances Autodin box 342

Advanced Record System: Communications for Government box 342 agencies

Aerospace Digital Development Technical Description: ADD box 342 1000 Computer, 1962 April 20

AIDE, Appkication Instruction Demonstration Evaluation box 342 System Manual, 1971

Air Material Command "Scoop": 1954 Budget Computation and box 342 Relevant Tabels, 1953

ALGOL Programmer's Guide, 1965 September 1 box 342

All-Magnetic parametron Computer: A Proposal, 1964 April 2 box 342

Analysis of Errors in numerical Integration of Ordinary box 342 Differential Equations, 1963 February

Applying UNIVAC system to an Hourly Payroll box 342

APT Dictionary: UNIVAC 1107 Thin Film Memory computer box 342 system, 1963

APT III on the UNIVAC 1107 and 1108 Computer: Automatic box 342 Numerical Control Programming

Assembly System for the UNIVAC File Computer Model 1, box 342 1957 May 20

Assembly System, X-1, 1956 box 342

Assembly System, X-6, 1960 December box 342

Authorized Federal Supply Schedule Price List: Automatic Data box 342 Processing Systems/Punched-Card Machine Systems, 1965 July 1 - Page 131- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Autodin Data Communication Terminal: Summary box 342

Autodin Message Concentrator: A Proposal, 1964 August 17 box 342

Autodin, Part I (Volume I) box 342

Autodin, Part II (Volumes I and II) box 342

Autodin: Proposal for Automatic Digital Message Switching box 342 Centers, Volume I, 1964 February

Autodin: Proposal for Automatic Digital Message Switching box 342 Centers, Volume II, 1964 February

Autodin: Proposal for Automatic Digital Message Switching box 342 Centers, Volume III, 1964 February

Autodin: Proposal for Automatic Digital Message Switching box 342 Centers, Supplementary Data, 1964 February

Autodin: Technical Control, ADMSC Timing, Part I, 1964 box 343 February

Autodin: Technical Control, ADMSC Timing, Part II, 1964 box 343 February

Autodin: Proposal for Digital Subscriber Teminal, Volume I, box 343 Section 1, Technical Design and Operation

Autodin: Proposal for Digital Subscriber Terminal, Volume I, box 343 Section2, Headings 2.4-2.9, Technical Design and Operation

Autodin: Proposal for Digital Subscriber Terminal, Volume II, box 343 Sections 1-5, Systems support

Autodin: Proposal for Digital Subscriber Terminal, Volume II, box 343 Sections 6-8, Systems Support

Autodin: Proposal for Digital Subscriber Terminal, Volume III, box 343 Program Plan

Automatic-Electronic box 344

Automatic Manipulator of Power Services, 1964 May box 344

Automatic Routines for Commercial Installations, 1955 box 344 September 14

Automatic Test Scoring Program, 1965 box 344

Avionic Division, ASD: Presentation for Computer Engineering box 344 Branch, 1962 October 18

Banking Application Material, Typical: UNIVAC 490 Real- box 344 Time System

Bank Processor System, UNIVAC NDP: Demonstration box 344 Procedure, 1962

Bank Processor System Premiere box 344

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Bureau of Motor Vehicles: Operator Licensing and Driver box 344 Control

C. and O. for Progress: A Proposal to the Chesapeake and Ohio box 344 Railway for and Electronic Message Switching System, 1964 September 1

Calculating Tabulator, UNIVAC: An Introduction box 344

Capabilities, UNIVAC Data Processing Center, 1965 February box 344

Capabilities in the Field of Pure Fluid Amplifies, 1965 April box 344

Card Controller, 1001 box 344

Card Controller, 1001 box 344

Card Controller, 1001: Competitive Analysis box 344

Card procesor, 1004 box 344

Card-Punching Printer box 344

Card-Punching Printer, On-Line, 1961 December box 344

Card-Punching Printer: Preliminary Training Manual box 344

Card-Punching Printer, UNIVAC Solid-State 80: General box 344 description, 1959

Card-Punching Printer, UNIVAC Universal: General box 344 Description, 1959

Card-Punch Unit (80-column), UNIVAC III: Technical Bulletin box 344

Card Subsystem, UNIVAC 490 Real-Time System: Technical box 344 Bulletin, 1961 October

Card-to-Magnetic Tape Converter: Electronic Data Processing, box 344 1954

Central-Clock System, UNIVAC III: Circuit Description, 1961 box 344 August

Central Computer Servicing Manual box 344

Central Processor, UNIVAC Solid-State Computer box 344

Central Processor, UNIVAC Solid-State 90, 1959 box 344

Central Processor, UNIVAC Solid-State Systems Programmig: box 344 Training Text Volume 2, 1961

Chief Executive System, UNIVAC III Technical Bulletin: box 344 Programmer's Reference, 1961 October

COBOL Instructor's Guide, Part I, 1967 November box 344

COBOL Instructor's Guide, Part II, 1967 November box 344

Commercial Drum Unit for UNIVAC File Computer: Logic of box 344 Peration, 1958 January 9 - Page 133- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Communication Programmers: Friden Application, UNIVAC box 344 490 Technical Bulletin, (undated)

"Compiling Routines" by Dr. Grace M. Hopper, 1953 October box 344 23

"Computers and World Leadership" by Dause L. Libby, 1961 box 344

"Computer input - Output Equipment box 344

"Computer - Network Communications Fundamentals of, 1970 box 344

Configurator, UNIVAC 418 and 492 Real-Time Systems box 344

Configurator, UNIVAC 491 and 492 Real-Time Systems box 344

Configurator, UNIVAC 494 Real-Time System box 344

Configurator, UNIVAC 494 Real-Time System box 344

Configurator, UNIVAC 1108 Data Procesing System box 344

Consultant Handbood, 1971 September box 344

Controller, UNIVAC Magnetic Amplifier Solid-State Computer: box 344 Payroll Labor Distribution Appliation, 1959

Core memories, Fundamentals of, 1962 box 344

(P-642B Military Computer, 1963 May box 344

DAS, UNIVAC II Data Automation System, 1957 box 344

Data Automation System, UNIVAC II: A Study for box 344 Management, 1957

Data Communications Concepts, 1969 box 344

Data Communications Subsystem, UNIVAC DSC-1 box 344

Data Communications System, 1957 box 344

Data Communications Terminal 2000: Product Information and box 344 Specification

Data Communications Terminal 2000: UNIVAC Systems box 344 Programming, Library Services, 1967 March 28

Data Exchange Auxiliary Console: General Description box 344

Data-Processing Centers: Programmed for Problem Solving box 344

Data-Processing, Centralized box 344

Data-Processing Computing system, UNIVAC 1105, 1959 box 344

Data-Processing for Department Stores box 344

Data-Processing Flow Charts for Motor Freight Carriers, box 344 UNIVAC Solid-Stat Computer

Data-Processing Procedures for Library Systems box 344

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Data-Processing Systems, Functions of (annotated) box 344

Data-Processing Systems, Johns Manville Proposal, 1960 box 344 February 5

Data-Processing System, UNIVAC III: General Description, box 344 1960

Defense Systems Division box 344

Design Criterion for Digital Computer Circuits, 1954 January 19 box 344

Digital Computers, Fundamentals of, 1962 box 344

Direct Access Storage Devices Concepts, 1968 box 344

Disc File memory, 1961 box 344

Disc File, UNIVAC 490 Real-Time System box 344

DOARS, Reuben H. Donnelly Corp., 1968 February 23 box 344

Document Sorter box 344

Du pont, A Proposal for, 1956 May box 344

Dynamic Package Tester for the AFCRC Computer box 344

Earthwork Computation, Automated, with the Remington Rand box 344 UNIVAC 120 Electronic Computer, 1957

EAS: Electronic Accounting Services frin Security First box 344 National Bank

Economics Laboratory, Inc.: UNIVAC Solid-State 90 box 344 Applications, 1959

Editing, Control and Computing of Job Pay Time with the box 344 UNIVAC 120

EDP in Savings and Loan Associations and Mutual Savings box 344 Banks, 1965 September 27

Election System: Election Day Vote Tallying, Year Around box 344 Data Processing wtih Coleman Ballot Readers and UNIVAC Data Processing Equipment

Electro-Mechanical Contacts is Digital Computer Circuites, box 344 Fundamentals of the Use of, 1961 April

"Electronic Accounting" by John W. Mauchly, 1953 April 22 box 344

Electronic Computation Centers box 344

Electronic (continued)-High Speed box 345

Electronic Computing Center box 345

Electronic Data-Processing: The Introduction of an Electronic box 345 Computer in a Large Insurance Company, 1956 March 1

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"Electronic Data-Processing in an Insurance Company" by box 345 Robert E. Slater, 1956 February

Electronic Data Processing: Notes on the Logic of the ERA box 345 1103 Computer System, 1953 July 20

Electronic Data-Processing, Orientation to, 1966 box 345

Electronic Data-Processing in the Public Library Systems of box 345 Ling Island

Electroic Data-Processing "The UNIVAC Tube Program" box 345

ERA 1103 Controlled Reproducer ystem, Volume I box 345

ERA 1103 General Purpose Computer System box 345

ERA Division, Remington Rand Ic. box 345

ESD UNIVAC: Countdown for Operation Feedback box 345

Exchange Register, Electronic Services Deartment, 1957 box 345

Exec 8 System Generation Concepts, 1970 box 345

"Factors in Entering the Electronics Field" by Robert T. Bruce, box 345 1956

Fac-tronic system box 345

Factrinic Electronic Data-Processing System box 345

Fastrand for the UNIVAC III box 345

Federal Systems Division Products box 345

File-Computer box 345

File-Computer, 1959-1960 box 345

File-Computer Data Automation System: Inquiry Typewrite, box 345 19581959

File-Computer Data Automation System Model 1, 1958 box 345

File-Computer Data Automation System: 90 Column Card Unit, box 345 1957 December

File-Computer Data Automation System for Northwestern box 345 National Life, 1958

File-Computer, 80-Column Card Unit: Operating, 1960 box 345

File-Computer, High-Speed Paper Tape system; Bi-Directional box 345 Paper-to-Magnetic Tape Converter: Programming, 1959

File-Computer, High-Speed Paper Tape System: Paper Tape box 345 Specifications

File-Computer, High Speed Printers: General Description, 1959 box 345

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File-Computer, Magnetic Tape Sorting Collator: General box 345 Description, 1959

File-Computer, Magnetic Tape Sorting Collator: Operating, box 345 1959

File-Computer, Magnetic Tape Sorting collator: Programming, 1960

File-Computer, Magnetic Tape Unit: General Description, 1960 box 345

File-Computer, Magnetic Tape Unit: Programming, 1960 box 345

File-Computer, Model 1 Controls box 345

File-Computer, Model II box 345

File-Computer System: 50 KC, 120 Character Buffer, 1959 box 345 August

File-Computer System, Model 0, Type 4901 arithmetic Unit, box 345 1957 September

File-Computer System, Model 0, Type 4901 Arithmetic Unit, box 345 1957 September

File-Computer System, Model 1, 1958 box 345

File-Computer System: 100 KC, 120 Character Buffer, 1957 box 345 February

File-Computer System Résumé, 1957 April 26 box 345

File-Computer System: Updating a File in Sequence with box 345 Random Input

File-Computer System, The UNIVAC box 345

Flexi-matic II Volume 2: Programming, 1960 box 345

Floating Point Arithmetic on the ERA 1103 Computer box 345

Flow-matic Programming for the UNIVAC I and II Data box 345 Automation Systems, 19581959

Flow-matic Programming, 1958 box 345

Fluid Accelerometer with Double integration, The Development box 345 of, 1964 December 31

Fluid Literature, 1950s-1960s box 345

Fluidcs, A Primer on, 1966 box 345

"Franklin Life Installs a Computer" by Albert C. Vanselow, box 345 1956

Glossary of Computer Terms box 345

High-Speed Card printer, 1957 box 345

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High-Speed Computer Output Printer system: Transfer and box 345 Control Unit

High-speed (continued) -Peripheral box 346

High-Speed Paper Tape System, File Computer: Paper Tape box 346 Specifiecations)

High-Speed Printer Model 1, Compatible: Programming, 1960 box 346

High-Speed Printer Model 2, Compatible: Programming, 1961 box 346

High-Speed Printers, File-Computer: General Description, 1959 box 346

High-Speed Printer, UNIVAC III: Technical Bulletin box 346

High-Speed Printer, Universal: General Description, 1959 box 346

High-Speed Reader (80-Column), UNIVAC III: Technical box 346 Bulletin

History of UNIVAC: Growth and Development, 1972 box 346

How to Operate a Computer Division at a Profit... box 346

HSRO1 (High-Speed Reader): Technical Bulletin box 346

On-Line Operation and Curve Plotting with the UNIVAC High- box 346 Speed Printer, 1957

"The Human Side of Electronics" by Wesley S. Bagby (2 box 346 copies; reprint), 19561957

LARC Articles, 1956-1969 box 346

LARC Circuitry, Section I: standard Logic--Types, 1960 box 346 February

LARC Computing Unit: General description, 1962 January box 346

LARC: Equipment Specifications, 1956 May box 346

LARC Processor: General Description, 1962 January box 346

LARC Proposal, Supplement, 1956 May box 346

LARC Sort and Merge Generator, 1961 November box 346

LARC System: General Description box 346

Large-Capacity Low-cost Random-Access Fluid Memory, 1964 box 346 April

Large-Scale, High-Speed Computer System: Equipment box 346 Specifications, 1956 February 15

Large-Scale, High-Speed Computer System: Proposal for box 346 Design, Manufacture and Delivery, 1955 April

Large-Scale, High-Speed Computer System: Specifications, box 346 1955 October 12

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Large-Scale, High-Speed Computer System: Specifications, box 346 1955 December 15

Large-Scale, High Speed Computer System: Specifications, box 346 1956 March 9

Large-Scale, Systems, Effects of Power Brown-Out Conditions box 346 on, 1971 September

Latency: Zero: UNIVAC Solid-State II Computer box 346

Latest Word on UNIVAC Systems, The, 1960 August box 346

Low Power Thin Magnetic Film Memory: Interim Engineering box 346 Report Number 1, 1962 April 5-1962 July 5

Low Power Thin Magnetic Film Memory: Interim Engineering box 346 Report Number 2, 1962 July 5-1962 October 5

Die Lochkarte: Mitteilungen der Remington Rand UNIVAC box 346

Logic Elements, Introductions to, 1960 May box 346

M-460, UNIVAC, 1958 box 346

M-460 Computer Characteristics box 346

Magnetic Computer Tapes, Helpful Hints for Handling and box 346 Storage of

Magnetic Drum Unit, Type 7304, FH-880: Applications box 346

Magnetic Tape, Compatible Diamond Gloss box 346

Magnetic Tape, High-Density Plastic box 346

Magnetic Tape, Plastic: Qualifications, Specifications, 1960 box 346 August 29

Magnetic Tape Sample box 346

Magnetic Tape Sysnchronizer, Solid-State Computer box 346

Magnetic Tape Unit, Solid-State Computer box 346

Management Development box 346

Management Guide for Warehouse Site Selection box 346

Management Information System, UNIVAC 1500 box 346

Management Interview with Drug Firm box 346

Manager Growth Plan, 1973 box 346

Matrix Math Compiler, UNIVAC I Data Automation System, box 346 1958 March 15

Microelectronics Aerospace Computer: Technical Description, box 346 1962 December

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Mighty New Servant to the Mind of Man: The Story of box 346 Computers and Their Place in Your Life

Militarized Display: general Description box 346

Military Computer, AN/UYK-8 (V): Technical Description, box 346 1969 July

Military Computer, UNIVAC CP-82314: General Description box 346

"What Military Management Expects from the Computer" by box 346 Gen. Edwin W. Rawlings, 1956

Modern Railroads, "Great Northern and UNIVAC", 1957 July box 346

Motor Freight Accounting box 346

Multiple Processing Concept/Multiple Peril Contracts box 346

Multiple Regression Analysis in FORTRAN IV on the UNIVAC box 346 1107, 1964 June

Multi-processor System, UNIVAC 1103II box 346

Multi-Processor System, UNIVAC 1108: System Description, box 346 1968

Narrator, featuring the Associated Grocers Cooperative, 1959 box 346

NDP (National Data Processing) Bank Processor System box 346

NDP Bank Processor II box 346

NDP Document Processing System box 346

NDP Federal Reserve Bank Automation Equipment box 346

Newsbriefs, Sperry-UNIVAC Defense Systems: Military box 346 Communications, 1978 May-June

News, UNIVAC in the: "Can a Computer Write a Book?" by the box 346 Rev. John W. Ellison, 1957 February 6

News, UNIVAC in the: UNIVAC II System in London Life box 346 Office Practice, 1956

Noise Elimination in Digital Computer Circuits, Fundamentals box 346 of

Numberical Control with the UNIVAC Solid-State Computer, box 346 1961 September 6

Oil Refinery control Operations with the UNIVAC Solid-State box 346 Computer

Omega Function Objectives box 346

Omniflex: An Integrated Service Routine for the UNIVAC II box 346 System

Optical Character Reader: General Specifications box 346

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Optical Character Reader Prospect Questionnaire box 346

Optical Character Reader Sales Folder box 346

Optical Character Reader Slide Script box 346

Optical Character Reading Document Processor: Reference box 346 Material, 1965 September 2

Optical Character Recognition, Proposed American Standard box 346 Character Set for, 1964 June 23

Optical Character Recognition, A Selection of Articles on box 346

Optical Character Recognition, Introduction to, 1969 box 346

Optical Scanning Punch: Competitive Comparison with IBM box 346 Mark Sensing Pucnch

Optical Scanning Punch: Recommended Marking and Operating box 346 Procedures, 1962 January 15

Optical Scanning Punch: Rental Schedule box 346

Optical Scanning Punch: Sales Folder box 346

Optical Scanning Punch: Subject Folder, 1960 October 5 box 346

Overdrive for UNIVAC I box 346

Oxide-Coated Magnetic Recording Tape: Recommended box 346 Specifications, 1971

"Impetus For Development of Automatic Coding" box 346

Influence Ordinates, Computing, with the UNIVAC Solid-State box 346 Computer

Information Management system, UNIVAC 9400: box 346 Introductions, 1970

Installation Specifications: Peripheral Equipment box 346

Installation Specifications: Univac Computer Systems box 346

Inventory Management: statistical Techniques, 19591960 box 346

Peripheral Equipment, Standard, for Uniservo IIIA Tape box 346 Handler Type 0850-00, 1962 December

Peripheral subsystem Equipment box 346

PERT-Simultaneous box 347

PERT (Program Evaluation and Report Technique), A box 347 management Control System

Plastic Encapsulated Transistors: Evaluation Report, 1966 box 347 November

Pneumatically Operated Asynchfonous Paper Tape Reader, box 347 1964 November - Page 141- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Pneumatically Operated Static Card Reader, Development of, box 347 1963 February 22

Power Flow Program for the UNIVAC Solid-State Computer box 347 System

Pratt and Whitney Aircraft binder: UNIVAC Education box 347 Bulletins, 1961 September 22-1962 April 16

Premium Billing and Dividend and Commission Calculation, box 347 1951

Premium Billing and File Maintenance: Kansas City Life Selects box 347 UNIVAC Solid-State Computer

Premium Billing by UNIVAC: John Hancock Mutual Like box 347 Insuranc Company

Premium Billing Plan, Insurance: UNIVAC Solid-State 90 box 347

Principles of UNIVAC Real-Time Computer Processing box 347

Product Line: General descriptions, 1961-1966undated box 347

Product Planning Specifications: Punch Card Preparation and box 347 Verification System, 1961 April 19

Proposal for an In-House Design/Build Diode, 1965 March 1 box 347

Proposal for the Studey and Development of Radiation Resistant box 347 Tunnel Emission Cathode, 1962 January

Prudential Mortality Study, 1949 box 347

Publication Distribution Control System box 347

Public Utilities, Exclusive Data-Processing Procedures for: box 347 UNIVAC Solid-State 80 Tape system with Card-Punching Printer

Public Utilities, New Control for: UNIVAC Solid-State box 347 Computer

Public Utilities, STEP Systems for box 347

Public Utilities, Streamlined Data-Processing Procedures for: box 347 UNIVAC Solid-State Computer Magnetic Tape System

Punched-Card Accounting Machines for Use by the United box 347 States Goverment: Authorized Catalog and Price List, 1956 July 1

Punched-Card Data Processing, Introduction to, 1972 September box 347

Punched-Card Equipment, Functions of box 347

Punched-Card Equipment Users: 1701 Verification Punch box 347

Punched-Card Machines: Companion Training Exercises, box 347 Alphabetical Key Punch and Related Punches

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box 347

Punched Paper Tape Unite, UNIVAC III: Technical Bulletin box 347

Pure Fluid Amplifiers, Capabilities in the Field of, 1965 April box 347

Pure Fluid Roll Control System, The Development of a, 1964 box 347 January 31

Randex, Mass Storage, Random Access for the UNIVAC File- box 347 Computer: General Description, 1959

Randex Storage System: Technical Bulletin, 1961 December box 347

Randex System Report, 1959 March 25 box 347

Randex Workship: Cooperative Ware house Billing and box 347 Inventory System, 1960 November 28

Read-Punch Unit, UNIVAC Solid-State 90: General box 347 Description, 1960

Real Estate Tax Accounting, County of Ramsey, Minnesota: box 347 UNIVAC 60 and 120 Application, 1959

Real Road to Sales Success, The, 1967 box 347

Real-Time Computer Processing, Principles of, 1966 July box 347

Real-Time Computer System, 1960 February 25 box 347

Recording and Statistical Division box 347

Reliable High-Speed Plated-Wire Aerospace Memory, The box 347 Design of a, 1964 March

Report to Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, Missile Sytems box 347 Division, 1959 September 26

Revenue Reports, Norwøalk Trucking Lines: UNIVAC Solid- box 347 State Computer

RPG (Report Program Generator), Introduction to, 1966 box 347

Sales Forecasting: Methods and Programs Available on the box 347 UNIVAC 1107, 1965 January

Sales Ideas for UNIVAC Branch Meetings, 1962 November 5 box 347

SALT (Symbolic Assembly Language Translator) for UNIVAC box 347 II: Technical Bulletin, 1960 November

Savings Accounts Processing box 347

Savings and Mortgage Accounting for the Western Savings box 347 Fund Society: UNIVAC 60 and 120 Application, 19581960

SEARCH Memory box 347

Semiconductors, Fundamentals of, 1963 box 347

Service Centers: Better Production Control box 347

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Service Centers: Insurance Agency Accounting, 1960 box 347

Service Centers: More Profits for Insurance Agencies box 347

Service Centers: Rural Electrification Administration box 347 Accounting, 1960

Service Routines, Electronic Data-processing, 1954 box 347

Seven Billion Bit Random access Disc File, Proposal, 1962 box 347 January

Shared Processing System, UNIVAC 1108: Marketing Guide box 347

Simultaneous Linear Equations and Matrix Inversion (Floating box 347 Decimal Method) with UNIVAC System: Electronc Data- Processing, 1954

Solid-State-UNIVAC box 348

Solid-State "STEP" System: Fairway Roods, Inc. Proposal box 348

Sorting Methods for UNIVAC System: Electronic Data- box 348 Processing, 1954

Specifications and Standards, A Guide to, 1963 June box 348

Sperry Rand: Still Merging, reprint for UNIVAC Auxiliary box 348 Equipment, 1957 June

Student Account System, A UNIVAC: Waco Independent box 348 School District, Waco, Texas, 1964 June 30

Student Scheduling System box 348

Supervisory Control Console, UNIVAC Scientific General- box 348 Purpose Computer System, 1957 November

SW 178000 Printer Study, Final Report, 1970 April 6 box 348

Systems Design and Programming Terminology: Solid-State box 348 Systems Glossary, 1960

Tabulators, Model 3, 1955 May 15 box 348

Tape Reel Containers, 5-Way Protection of Records with, 1960 box 348 October 10

Tape Searchwriter: General Description, 1959 box 348

Technology: Research, Development, Application, 1974 box 348 November

Thin Ferromagnetic Film Program, 1956 November box 348

Thin Film Circuit Functions, The Development of: A Study box 348 Proposal, 1960 December

Thin Film Plated-Wire Low-Power Computer Memory Systems box 348

Thin Film memories box 348

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Thin Magnetic Film Memories box 348

Toll Accounting with Remington Rand Pre-Punched Cards, box 348 Accounting Machines, Electronic Computers, 1955

"Training for Electronic Computer Operation" by F.J. Porter, Jr., box 348 1956

TRAWL--Tape Read and Write Laboratory: UNIVAC II box 348 Programming, 19591960

Type Numbering System, 1962 June 1 box 348

Typewriter, Inquiry: File-Computer Data Automation System, box 348 19581959

Unicall: A new Low-Cost Addition to UNIVAC 490 Real-Time box 348 System for Remote Site Locations, 1961 October 12

Unicode: Automatic Coding for UNICAC Scientific Data box 348 Automation System 1103A, 1958

Unidisc: Low Cost Random Access Storage for UNIVAC 1004 box 348 and 1005 Computers, 1966

Unisaver: A Major Development for On-Line Savings box 348 Accounting for 490 Real-Time System, 1961

Uniscope 300 Visual Communication Terminal box 348

Uniscope 300 Visual Communication Terminal: General box 348 Description

Uniscope Multi-Station: Uniscope 300M Visual Communication box 348 Terminal and Multi-Station Control Unit

Uniservo IIA Tape Handle Model 77, 1962 June box 348

Uniservo III Magnetic Tape Unit: Technical Bulletin box 348

Uniservo III Tape Handler Model 126, 1962 January box 348

Uniservo IIIA Tape Handler Type 0850-00, 1962 December box 348

Uniservo IIIC Magnetic Tape Handler: Illustrated Parts box 348 Breakdown, 1963 February

Unistock: new Data Processing Systems Concept box 348

Unityper II: Parts List, 1955 January box 348

Unityper II: Spara Parts List, Revision D, 1956 July 5 box 348

Unityper II: Spare Parts List, Rivesion E, 1956 October 1 box 348

Users of Remington Rand UNIVAC Systems, 1960 box 348

UNIVAC: Announcement of First UNIVAC Computer by box 349 Eckert-Mauchly Computer Coportation, 1948 May 11

UNIVAC Universal Automatic Computer-Electronic Contro box 349 Company - Page 145- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

UNIVAC System, The, 1948 box 349

UNIVAC II System, The box 349

UNIVAC II Central Computer Group box 349

UNIVAC II Data Automation System box 349

UNIVAC III System: General Description box 349

UNIVAC III System: Lease Plan, 1964 August 21 box 349

UNIVAC III System: Sales Brochures box 349

UNIVAC III System: Specifications, 1960 April 14 box 349

UNIVAC III System: Specifications, 1960 July 15 box 350

UNIVAC 60, Simultaneous Linear Equations and Matrix box 350 Inversion with,

UNIVAC 80 Solid State Computer, General Description, 1959 box 350

UNIVAC 80&90, Re-Run Considerations box 350

UNIVAC Solid State USSII 80 Systems, Reference, 1962 box 350

UNIVAC II Featuring Both Core and Drum Storage box 350

UNIVAC 90-Column Punched Card box 350

UNIVAC USS - 90 Input Output Units box 350

UNIVAC USS - 90 Matrix Load Routine box 350

UNIVAC USS - 90 Production Load Routine box 350

UNIVAC USS - 90 S-4 Tape to Card Conversion Routine box 350

UNIVAC USS - 90 System, General Description, 1959 box 350

UNIVAC 120, Calculations of Depreciation Charges and box 350 Reserves with the,

UNIVAC 120, Cam Profile Calculations with the, box 350

UNIVAC 120 Card Programming for Mathematical Calculations box 350

UNIVAC 120, Correlation and Regression Coefficients with the, box 350

UNIVAC 120 Economical Lot Formulas with the, box 350

UNIVAC 120, Editing, Control and Computing of Job Pay Time box 350 with the,

UNIVAC 120, Engineering Card Programming with the, box 350

UNIVAC 120, Graphical Representation with the box 350

UNIVAC 120, Harmonic Analysis with the box 350

UNIVAC 120, Real Root Evaluation with the box 350

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UNIVAC 120, Unmeasured Daywork Payroll on the box 350

UNIVAC 418, Organization-Wide Control with the, box 350

UNIVAC 418-III System: Facts and Figures, 1968 box 350

UNIVAC 418-III System Description, 1968 box 350

UNIVAC 422 Computer box 350

UNIVAC 422 Programmed Educational Package box 350

UNIVAC 490 Card System 0 box 350

UNIVAC 490 High-Speed printer Subsystem, 1961 box 350

UNIVAC 490 Real-Time Computer, 1961 box 350

UNIVAC 490 Series Report 800, 1965 box 350

UNIVAC 490 Standard Communications Subsystem, 1963 box 350

UNIVAC 490 USERS Information Exchange box 350

UNIVAC 490 UNISERVO Subsystem, 1961 box 350

UNIVAC 490 UNISERVO IIA Magnetic Tape Subsystem box 350

UNIVAC 490 UNISERVO IIIA Magnetic Tape Subsystem box 350

UNIVAC 491-92 SPURT, 1966 box 350

UNIVAC 494 Central Processor-General Reference, 1965 box 350

UNIVAC 494 Central Processor General Reference, 1966 box 350

UNIVAC 1001 Card Comtroller, 1965 box 350

UNIVAC 1004 Advantages box 350

UNIVAC 1004, Billing and Shipping with the, box 350

UNIVAC 1004 Competitive Analysis, 1965 box 350

UNIVAC 1004 Data Line Terminals box 350

UNIVAC 1004 III System-General Description box 350

UNIVAC 1005 Data Processing Systems box 350

UNIVAC 1050 Model-O and Model IV box 350

UNIVAC 1050 Software, 1964 box 350

UNIVAC 1050 Technical Abstract box 351

UNIVAC 1106/1108 Facts and Figures box 351

UNIVAC 1107 Answers the Complex Computation Needs of box 351 Science

UNIVAC 1107 Thin Film Memory Computer System box 351 Description, 1962

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UNIVAC 1107 Paper Tape Subsystem, 1963 box 351

UNIVAC 1107 UNISERVO IIIA Magnetic Tape Subsystem, box 351 1963

UNIVAC 1107 UNISERVO IIIC Magnetic Tape Subsystem, box 351 1963

UNIVAC 1108 General Installation Planning Specifications box 351

UNIVAC 1108 Multi-Processor System, 1966 box 351

UNIVAC 1108 STAT-PACK Program Abstracts, 1967 box 351

UNIVAC 1108 System Description, (undated) box 351

UNIVAC 1108II Multi Processor System box 351

UNIVAC 1110-1 Project Scouting Report box 351

UNIVAC 1616 Computer, 1971 box 351

UNIVAC 1801, 1810 New Dimensions in Card-Oriented Data box 351 Entry, 1974

UNIVAC 1824 General Description box 351

UNIVAC 1830B Technical Description box 351

UNIVAC 9000 Systems Product Literature, 1969 box 351

UNIVAC 9700 Systems Description Literature, 1971 box 351

UNIVAC Color Selection Guide box 351

UNIVAC Computer in Solid State, The New: Special Issue, box 351 1962 February 3

UNIVAC First in Computing box 351

UNIVAC German Brochure box 351

UNIVAC: Military Department box 351

UNIVAC, The New box 351

UNIVAC Scientific Computing System Model, 1957 box 351

UNIVAC Scientific, The, 1957 box 351

UNIVAC Solid State Computer box 351

UNIVAC Solid State II Systems, 1961 box 351

UNIVAC Worldwide Development and Manufacturing, 1971 box 351

"We're Synergistic" box 352

What Management has Discovered About Computers, 1955 box 352

Wizardry of Electronics, The, 1955 box 352

Writer's Guide box 352 - Page 148- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

XU-72 A Proposal for a New Computing System, 1959 box 352

Government Agencies - Advanced Airborne Command: Fast- box 353 Acess Bulk Storage Drum, 1963 September

Government Agencies - US Air Force Computer Standardization box 353 Program, 1964 June

Government Agencies - US Air Force Logistics Command, box 353 1963 March

Government Agencies - US Air Force Conceptual Study of box 353 Unique Bearing Systems for Aerospace, 1962 January

Government Agencies - US Air Force Devive Applications of box 353 Thin Magentic Films, 1959

Government Agencies - US Air Force Information theory box 353 Research, 1959 August

Government Agencies - US Air Force Investigation and box 353 Analysis of Circuit Complexes, 1963 December

Government Agencies - US Air Force Mass Storage Unit Using box 353 Magnetic Thin-Film Lated Wire Memory, 1963 February

Government Agencies - US Air Force Medium-Speed Mass box 353 Random Acess memory, 1963 February

Government Agencies - US Air Force Planar Logic box 353 Interconnections for System

Government Agencies - US Air Force Print Reader Spelling box 353 Correction Shift Register Comparator, 1963 April

Government Agencies - US Air Force Proposal for an Electronic box 353 Printer Page Buffer, 1963 February

Government Agencies - US Air Force Proposal for an Exchange box 353 Interface Adapter, 1963 March

Government Agencies - US Air Force Proposal for Extension of box 353 Contract AF 19(604)-1376, 1956

Government Agencies - US Air Force Research on High-Speed box 353 Magnetic Circuits, 1963 February

Government Agencies - US Air Force Study of Compatable box 353 Active Thin Film Devices and Integrated Circuit Structures

Government Agencies - US Air Force Synthesis of Logic box 353 Functions on an Array of Integrated Circuits, 1964 October

Government Agencies - US Air Force Techniques for Batch box 353 Fabrication of Distributive Logic Networks, 1985 January

Government Agencies - US Air Force The UNIVAC System box 353 Prepared for Air Material Command

Government Agencies - U.S. Army Content-Addressable box 353a Memory Techniques, A Study of, 1965 January - Page 149- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Government Agencies - U.S. Army Electronic Data Processing box 353a Systems 1946-56, 1956 November

Government Agencies - U.S. Army Fluid Timer for Ordnance box 353a Applications, 1963 April

Government Agencies - U.S. Army High-Speed Printer Paper box 253a List Edit No. 1 (No. 1)

Government Agencies - U.S. Army Page Printer Utilizing box 353a Advanced Printing Techniques, 1964 May

Government Agencies - U.S. Army Read Only Memory, 1965 box 353a December

Government Agencies - U.S. Army REDMAN Logic Study, box 353a 1963 February

Government Agencies - Atomic Energy Commission: Hyper box 353a Computer- A High Performance Computing System, 1961

Government Agencies - Department of Defense: UNIVAC box 353a Defense Computers Design Characteristics, 1965 September

Government Agencies - Department of Defense: UNIVAC 1206 box 353a Military Computer-General Description, 1962

Government Agencies - Department of Defense: UNIVAC 1206 box 353a Military Real-Time Computer- General Description

Government Agencies - Department of the Navy ADP Glossary, box 353a 1970 December

Government Agencies - Department of the Navy Automated box 353a Design of Surface Ship Structures, 1963 August

Government Agencies - Department of the Navy Automatic box 353a Machine-Language Tape-Producing/Reading Typewriter, 1963 August

Government Agencies - Department of the Navy A Uniform box 353a Automatic System for Inventory Control Points, 1962 November

Government Agencies - Department of the Navy Equipment box 353a Specifications for a Large-Scale High-Speed Computer System, 1956

Government Agencies - Department of the Navy LAP Service box 353a System for SAL (and related SAL documents), 1961 April

Government Agencies - Federal Aviation Agency: Electronic box 353a Data Printer, 1964 June

Government Agencies - General Servicies Administration: Store box 353a and Forward Message Switching Concepts, 1961 October

Government Agencies - Marine Corp. A Send/Receive Page box 353a Printer, 1965 March

Government Agencies - Military Department: Network Planning box 353a and Analysis, Foundamentals of, 1962 January - Page 150- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Government Agencies - National Aeronautics and Space box 353a Administration: An Automatic Satellite/Computer Aid to Navigation: AUTOSCAN, 1964 February

Government Agencies - National Aeronautics and Space box 353a Administration: Development of a 960-Bit Plated Wire Memory, 1963 June

Government Agencies - National Aeronautics and Space box 353a Administration: Fluid Amplifiers and Logic: A Proposal for,, 1963 April

Government Agencies - National Aeronautics and Space box 353a Administration: Interations of Magnetic Materials Using Cougpled Films With a Closed [UNK] Geometry, 1965 March

Government Agencies - National Aeronautics and Space box 353a Administration: Planar Logic Interconnections for System Reliability, 1964 May

Government Agencies - National Aeronautics and Space box 353a Administration: Random-Acess Memory for Use in a Spaceborne General Purpose Date Processor, 1964 August

Government Agencies - National Aeronautics and Space box 353a Administration: Reliable Very Low Power Aerospace Memory, 1964 March

Government Agencies - National Bureau of Standards: box 354

Government Agencies - National Security Agency: box 354 Pneumatically Operated Paper-Tape Reader for Either Chandless or Normal Paper Tape, 1964 July

Government Agencies - Naval Air Development Center: box 354 Specifications and Requirements: Noise Sensitivity of Microelectric Elements, 1963 May

Government Agencies - Naval Avionic Facility: A Reliability box 354 Supplement to the Navigation Satellite Wire Memory Program, 1963 August

Government Agencies - Naval Avionic Facility: Navigation box 354 Satellite Wire Memory, 1963 May

Government Agencies - Naval Avionic Facility: Navigation box 354 Satellite Wire Memory, 1963 July

Univac Information Services Division - Analysis of Variance, box 355 1964 June

Univac Information Services Division - Automatic Circuit box 355 Analysis Program ACAP

Univac Information Services Division - ASCA-Preliminary box 355

Univac Information Services Division - Automatically box 355 Programmed Tools APT Dictionary, 1968

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Univac Information Services Division - APT Encyclopedia, box 355 1968

Univac Information Services Division - APT III Numerical box 355 Control

Univac Information Services Division - APT, Remote Users box 355 Guide

Univac Information Services Division - Critical Path Analysis box 355 for the Construction Industry

Univac Information Services Division - Critical Path Analysis box 355 on the UNIVAC 1107

Univac Information Services Division - Critical Path and box 355 Manscheduling

Univac Information Services Division - Decision Making and box 355 Linear Programming on the UNIVAC 1107/08, 1964 November

Univac Information Services Division - Factor Analysis, 1964 box 355 June

Univac Information Services Division - General Activity box 355 Simulation Program GASP Manual

Univac Information Services Division - General Purpose box 355 Systems Simulator II GPSS on the UNIVAC 1107/08, 1965

Univac Information Services Division - Graphic Output Circuit box 355 Analysis Program GOCAP Manual, 1969

Univac Information Services Division - GOCAP-Tips box 355

Univac Information Services Division - Investment Profitability box 355 Analysis INPRAN on the UNIVAC 1107/08

Univac Information Services Division - MIMIC Users Manual, box 355 1965 May

Univac Information Services Division - MIMIC Users Manual box 355 Supplement

Univac Information Services Division - Monte Carlo Methods box 355

Univac Information Services Division - Monte Carlo box 355 Simulation, 1965 March

Univac Information Services Division - Postprocessor Survey, box 355 1968 December

Univac Information Services Division - Structural Engineering box 355 Systems Solver STRESS

Univac Information Services Division - STRESS Tips box 355

Univac Information Services Division - The Computer and the box 355 Medical Profession

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Univac Information Services Division - Time Series Analysis, box 355 1964 June

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1107/08 box 355 Critical Path Analysis, 1965 March

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1107/08 box 355 Primal Flow Transportation Code, 1965 July

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1108 box 355 Computer Program for Airport Pavement Design

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1108 box 355 Computer Program for Analysis and Design of Concrete Wall- Beam Frames, 1968

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1108 box 355 Computer Program for Analysis and Design of Concrete Wall- Beam Frames

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1108 box 355 Computer Program for Analysis and Design of Flate Plates and Continuous Concrete Frames

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1108 box 355 Computer Program for Analysis and Design of Simple-Span Precast Prestressed Highway or Railyway Bridges

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1108 box 355 Computer Program for Concrete Airport Pavement Design

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1108 box 355 Computer Program for Floor Systems Supported by Central Core and Exterior Columns

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1108 box 355 Computer Program for Lateral Load Analysis of Multistory Frames with Shear Walls, 1968

Univac Information Services Division - UNIVAC 1108 box 355 Computer Program for The Ultimated Strength Design of Reinforced Concrete Columns, 1967

Management Services and Operations Research Reports Title/Description Instances Competition-IBM 705 III, 1957 December 17 box 356

Competition-NCR 304, 1958 April 14 box 356

Project Scouting-Datamatic 1000, 1958 July 18 box 356

Project Scouting-RCA 501, 1958 October 20 box 356

Project Scouting-Datamatic 1000, 1958 November 7 box 356

Project Scouting-IBM 7070 System, 1959 January 7 box 356

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Project Scouting-The New UNIVAC Computer vs The box 356 Honeywell 800, 1959 March 4

Competitors-IBM 650 Punched Card System, 1959 May 11 box 356

Project Scouting-IBM 650 System, 1959 May 13 box 356

Project Scouting-IBM 650 System, 1959 May 26 box 356

Project Scouting-IBM 650 System, 1959 July 13 box 356

Project Scouting-Report of IBM Seminars, 1959 July 30 box 356

Project Scouting-Floating Point Arithmetic USS vs IBM 650 box 356 Computers, 1959 August 6

Competition-New IBM 1401 System, 1959 October 19 box 356

An Overview of SperryUnivac Development, 1976 June box 356

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Programming and service manuals, 1951-1975 Physical Description: 23 Linear Feet Scope and Content

The files of programing and service manuals, which date from 1951, complement the sales literature. These volumes describe most major Univac computer systems and show their evolution over time. The programing manuals can be used in conjunction with the software publication files to trace the relationship between hardware and software development.

Controlled Access Headings: • Technical manuals

Service Manuals Title/Description Instances Alpha/Numeric Keyboard, 1962 November box 357

Alpha/Numeric Page Printer, 1962 October box 357

Alpha/Numeric Printer, 1961 November box 357

Card-To-Tape Converter, 1950 box 357

Card-To-Tape Converter, 1951 box 357

Disc File Control Unit box 357

Disc File Storage Unit and File Hydraulics, 1962 December box 357

Electronic Computer - UNIVAC 60 & 120 box 357

High Speed Printer, Check Out Procedure box 357

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High Speed Printer, Mechanical Service Manual box 357

LARC Core Storage, 1961 March box 357

LARC Line Printer, 1961 March box 357

LARC System Maintenance, 1961 December box 357

LARC System Servicing Data, 1961 June box 357

Magnetic Drum Control Cabinet, 1964 box 357

Punch Card Control, 1963 box 357

Randex Control Unit, 1959 June box 357

Randex Drum File, 1960 January box 357

Randex Drum File Manual 13, Section 4 box 357

Reproducing Punch box 357

UNIPRINTER, 1951 June box 357

UNISERVO I Handbook and Maintenance Manual, 1958 box 358 February

UNISERVO II box 358

UNISERVO II Model 39, 1951 July box 358

UNISERVO IIA: Magnetic Tape Control Cabinet, 1962 August box 358

UNISERVO IIIA Magnetic Tape Handler, 1962 December box 358

UNISERVO IIIC Tape Adapter Unit box 358

UNITYPER, 1951 October box 358

UNIVAC 418 Computer, 1963 April box 358

UNIVAC 422 Computer, 1983 February box 358

UNIVAC 490 Computer, 1962 August box 358

UNIVAC File Computer System: Arithmetical Unit, 1959 May box 358

UNIVAC File Computer System: Sort-Collate Unit, 1958 box 358 August

UNIVAC File Computer System: 90 Column Post-Read box 359 Punched Card System, 1958

UNIVAC File Computer - Model 1 Service Routine, 1958 July box 359

UNIVAC Solid State Computer Manuals: 1,2,3 box 359

UNIVAC Solid State Computer Manuals: 4,10,16 box 360

Programming Manuals Title/Description Instances

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A-2 Compiler System, 1955 box 361

AFCRC Magnetic Computer-Preliminary Manual, 1955 box 361

AFCRC Magnetic Computer box 361

Alphabetical Key Punch, 1961 box 361

Automatic Test Scoring Program, 1965 box 361

BIOR (Business Input-Output Rerun) Compiling System, 1955 box 361

B-O Working Manual, 1956 box 361

Bogart Computing System; Vols. 1,2,4, 1957 December box 361

Buffered High Speed Printer box 361

Card-Punching printer box 361

Card-To-Magnetic Tape Converter, 1956 box 361

Card-To-Tape Converter II, 1954 July box 361

Central Computer Manual Vols. 1-3 box 361

Central Computer of the UNIVAC System, 1959 box 361

Continous Reader Routine box 362

Control Switch and Buffer, 1963 February box 362

Conversion Planning Manual: USSS box 362

Data Communications Terminal DCT 2000, 1967 box 362

Digital Trainer Unit, 1961 box 362

Electronic Data-Processing for the Line Official, 1960 box 362

Flow-Matic, B-2, 1960 April box 362

Flow-Matic Programming System, 1958 box 362

FORTRAN II box 362

General Activity Simulation Program GASP, 1965 March box 362

Generalized Program Manuals, 1955 box 362

Generalized Programming Service Routines, Operating box 362 Instructions for, 1955

High Speed Collator, The, 1958 box 362

High Speed Printer box 362

High Speed Printer, Model 2, 1961 box 362

Inventory Management with UNIVAC Systems, 1959 box 362

Key Verifier, 1961 box 362

LARC Assembly System I, 1959 March box 362 - Page 156- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

LARC Automatic Programming, 1960 February box 362

LARC Circuitry box 362

LARC Computing Unit: Control System, 1962 January box 362

LARC Computing Unit: Instruction and Function Analysis, box 362 1962 February

LARC Control Consoles, 1961 September box 363

LARC Memory Card Tester box 363

LARC Power System, 1961 June box 363

LARC Processor: Central Processor, 1962 January box 363

LARC Processor: Despatcher and Synchronizers, 1960 August box 363

LARC Processor: Instruction and Function Signal Analysis, box 363 1959

LARC Programming: The Computing Unit, 1961 May box 363

LARC Programming: L'Opera box 363

LARC Programming: Symbolic Assembly Language, 1961 box 363 January

LARC Scientific Compiler-Internal Systms Manual box 363

LARC Scientific Compiler, 1961 box 363

LARC Sort and Merge Generator, 1962 January box 363

LARC System, 1960 October box 363

Linear Programming on UNIVAC 1108, 1966 box 363

Line Printer Synchronizer Manual box 363

Magnetic Computer box 364

Magnetic Inck Character Recognition Reader System, 1962 box 364

Magnetic Tape-To-Card Converter, 1955 box 364

MAR/WS Buffer Control Switch, 1963 September box 364

Math-Matic System, 1958 February box 364

Matrix Math Tape, 1955 box 364

MERGE II, 1963 box 364

MTM Transrecorder Vols. 1&2, 1958 June box 364

NTDS Computer Preliminary Instruction Book Vols. 1&2 box 364

Optical Scanning Punch box 364

Optical Scanning Punch 5320, 5330, 5340, 1963 box 364

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PERT/COST, 1963 box 364

Program Testing Procedures: USSS, 1960 box 364

Serial Card Readers box 364

SESAME Service Sort and Merge, 1958 box 364

Simple Transition to Electronic Processor: USSS, 1960 box 364

Standard Communication Subsystem, 1963 box 364

Standard Summary Punch/Read Punch, 1963 box 364

Systems Programming Library Service Catalogs, 1969 box 364

Trans-Switch Tester box 364

UNISERVO Type 4951, 1960 June box 364

UNITYPER II Operator's Manual, 1957 box 364

UNIVAC: 60 & 120: Punched Card Electronic Computers box 365

60 & 120: Punched Card Electronic Computers box 365

80 Report Generator, 1963 box 365

80 & 90 Card Core Tape, 1962 box 365

80 Column Card Unit Preliminary Manual box 365

80 Column Card Unit, 1960 box 365

80 Numerical Tool Control, 1961 box 365

80 Magnetic Tape System, 1960 box 365

80 Instruction Codes and Programming Aids, 1960 box 365

80 X-6 Assembly System box 365

80-90 Comparable Magnetic Tape System, 1961 box 365

80-90 Column Card Systems, 1957 box 365

90 Numerical Tool Control, 1961 box 365

90 Column Card Unit, 1959 box 365

418 Operating Instructions, 1966 box 365

418 II Central Processor Operations Analysis, 1965 box 365

418 System Installation, 1964 box 365

418 Real-Time System Assemble, 1966 box 365

418 Real-Time System General Reference Manual, 1963 box 365

418 Programmer's Routines, 1964 box 365

418 Programmer's Console, 1963 box 365

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418 Executive Routine box 365

418 Support Library Reference Manual box 365

422 Reference Manual box 365

490 Installation Manual, 1962 box 365

490 Program Library Vol. 1 box 365

490 Program Library box 366

491/492 Program Library box 367

491, 492, 494 Real-Time System, 1966 box 367

494 Reference Manual box 367

494 OMEGA and SPURT IV Programmer's Reference Manual, box 367 1966

494 SPURT Reference Manual, 1966 box 367

494 ASSEMBLER, 1966 box 367

1001 General Reference Manual box 367

1004 Card Processor: Programmed Instruction, 1964 box 367

1004 Instruction Manual 5 Vols., 1963 box 367

1004 Signal List box 367

1004 Data Line Terminal Programmer's Reference, 1968 box 367

1004 UNISERVO C box 367

1004 UNISERVO VI C box 367

1004 Card Processor 80 Column box 367

1050 Systems General Reference Manual box 367

1050 II Installation Manual box 367

1103 Programming Manual, 1958 box 368

1103 A & 1105 Computing Systems, 1958 box 368

1103A & 1105 USE Compiler Programming Manual, 1958 box 368

1103 A & 1105 Systems Routine box 368

1105 Use Compiler Programming Manual, 1958 box 368

1105 Preliminary Programming Manual, 1958 box 368

1105 Buffer Unit, 1959 box 368

1107 PERT/COST Reference Manual box 368

1107 Thin-Film Memory System, 1964 box 368

1107 General Purpose Systems Simulator II, 1965 - Page 159- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

box 368

1107 General Installation Planning Guide box 368

1107 FORTAN II/IV TRANSLATOR Operation Manual, 1962 box 368

1107 FORTAN II/IV TRANSLATOR Internal Systems Manual, box 368 1962

1107 Design Manual box 368

1107/1108 PERT and CPM Applications Manual box 368

1107 BEEF Programmer's Guide, 1964 box 368

1107 Primal Flow, 1965 box 368

1107 Library II Programmer's Guide, 1965 box 368

1107 FORTRAN Library Subroutines, 1964 box 368

1107 PROCS, 1964 box 368

1107 SLEUTH II Programmer's Guide box 368

1107 Program Library box 369

1107 BEEF Math Routines box 370

1108 Executive Manual, 1964 box 370

1108 Executive Manual, 1965 box 370

1108 Computer System box 370

1108 Computer System, 1965 box 370

1108 FORTRAN IV Programmer's Reference, 1966 box 370

1108 Linear Programming, 1966 box 370

1108 Installation Planning Reference, 1965 box 370

1108 EXEC II Programmer's Rederence, 1966 box 370

1108 Linear Programming System Reference Manual box 370

1108 Installation Planning Reference, 1965 box 370

1108 EXEC II Programmer's Reference, 1966 box 370

1108 Linear Programming System Reference Manual box 370

1108 EXEC II SIMULA Programmer's Reference Manual, 1967 box 370

1218 Digital Data Computer 2 Vols., 1963 box 370

1701 VP & 1710 VIP Reference Manual, 1969 box 371

2009 Summary Punch/Read box 371

9300 System Programmer's Reference, 1967 box 371

UNIVAC Generalized Programming, 1957 box 372 - Page 160- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

UNIVAC Programming for 2 Vols. box 372

UNIVAC Computer Manual box 372

UNIVAC System, Programming Manual for the, 1951 box 372

UNIVAC System, Manual of Operation for the, 1953 box 372

UNIVAC 1 Basic Programming, 1958 box 372

UNIVAC 1 System Porgramming for, 1953 box 372

UNIVAC 1 Modifications Manual, 1959 box 372

UNIVAC 1, Statistical Multiple Correlation and Regression box 372 Analysis Manual for, 1959

UNIVAC II Advanced Programming, 1958 box 372

UNIVAC II, Basic Programming, 1957 box 372

UNIVAC II Preliminary Manual, 1959 box 372

UNIVAC II Supervisory Control Panel Operator's Course box 372

UNIVAC III Program Library box 372

UNIVAC III Program Library 4 Vols. box 373

UNIVAC III Operations Manual box 374

UNIVAC III Installation Planning Guide box 375

UNIVAC III 20 Word Sort Routine: Programmer's Reference, box 375 1963

UNIVAC III Programming: An Introduction to Data-Processing, box 375 1960

UNIVAC BOSS III Internal Systems Manual 3 Vols., 1963 box 375

UNIVAC BOSS III Package III Operator's Manual box 375

UNIVAC III Central Processor Logic Description box 375

UNIVAC III COBOL Compiler Internal Systems Manual 2 box 375 Vols., 1963

UNIVAC COBOL 61 SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING, 1961 box 375

UNIVAC III Data Processing Systme Reference Manual, 1962 box 375

UNIVAC III FORTRAN IV Compiler Internal Systems Manual box 375 2 Vols., 1964

UNIVAC FORTAN IV Instructor's Guide box 375

UNIVAC FORTAN Programmers Guide, 1968 box 375

UNIVAC III SALT Programming, Instructor's Guide fro box 375

UNIVAC III Synchronizers for Peripheral Equipment box 375

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UNIVAC III Power System and Poewr Supplies, 1962 box 375

UNIVAC III Core Storage Models 122 & 197 box 375

UNIVAC III High Speed Printer Model 151, 1962 box 375

UNIVAC III Card Punch Models 127 & 183 box 375

UNIVAC III Card Reader Models 133 & 182 box 375

UNIVAC III UNISERVO III Model 126, 1962 box 375

UNIVAC III UNISERVO III Model 72, 1962 box 375

UNIVAC III UTMOST box 375

UNIVAC III Operator's Manual, 1962 box 375a

UNIVAC III Console Pronter, 1962 box 375a

UNIVAC III Installation Manual, 1962 box 375a

UNIVAC III Installation Requirements, 1963 box 375a

UNIVAC III Illustrated Parts Breakdown, 1964 box 375a

UNIVAC III Software Specification Manuals 2 Vols. box 375a

UNIVAC Calculating Tabulator UCT box 375a

UTC Manual, 1958 box 375a

UTC Card Reader Manual, 1958 box 375a

UTC High Speed Printer Manual, 1958 box 375a

UTC Processor Manual, 1958 box 375a

UNIVAC Document Sorter box 375a

UNIVAC Fac-Tronic System, 1953 box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer Model 1 Basic Programming, 1958 box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer Model 1 Controls, 1958 box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer Model 1 Drum Sort box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer: High Speed Paper Tape System, 1959 box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer: High Speed Printer, 1959 box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer: Magnetic Tape Input-Output, 1958 box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer: Magnetic Tape Sorting Collator, 1960 box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer: Magnetic Tape UNIT, 1960 box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer: Operating Principles, 1956 box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer: Programming Course box 375a

UNIVAC File Computer Model O: Manual of Operations, 1957 box 375a

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UNIVAC File Computer Systems Specifications, 1957 box 375a

UNIVAC Solid-State Computer: Analysis and Signal Glossary, box 375a 1960

UNIVAC Solid-State Computer: Manual 1: Processor, 1961 box 375a

Manual 3: Input-Output Units, 1960 box 375a

Manual 4: System Maintenance, 1960 box 375a

Manual 6: Theory and Maintenance, 1960 box 376

Manual 9: UNISERVO II, 1961 box 376

Manual 10: Theory and Maintenance, 1960 box 377

Magnetic Tape and RANDEX Synchronizer Manual 11: Test box 377 Programs, 1961

Magnetic Tape and RANDEX Synchronizer Manual 12: box 377 UNISERVO II Magnetic Tape Unit Model 72, 1962

Magnetic Tape and RANDEX Synchronizer Manual 13: Randex box 377 Drum File Model 100, 1961

Magnetic Tape and RANDEX Synchronizer Manual 14: Theory box 377 and Maintence, System wit Paper Tape Syncronizer, 1962

Magnetic Tape and RANDEX Synchronizer Manual 15: Card- box 377 Punching Printer Mdel 108, 1962

Magnetic Tape and RANDEX Synchronizer Manual 16: Theory box 377 and Maintenance, System with Core Storage and Dual Tape, 1962

UNIVAC Solid-State Computer: 80 Column Card Analysis, box 377 1961

UNIVAC Solid-State Computer: Basic System Programming, box 377 1961

UNIVAC Solid-State Document Printer/Tape Reader, 1959 box 377

UNIVAC Solid-State Document Printer Punch-Print Unit box 377 Manual, 1959

UNIVAC Solid-State System Manual, 1960 box 377

UNIVAC Systems Instruction Manual, 1953 box 377

UNIVAC Tape Verifier, 1955 box 377

System Programming Library Services (Programming box 377 Information Exchange) - UNIVAC 1107: Buletins 11, 12, 15-24, 33, 38, 47, 48, 1963

System Programming Library Services (Programming box 377 Information Exchange) - UNIVAC II System: Bulletin 67, 1964

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Varian Data Machine Scope and Content

In June 1977 Sperry-UNIVAC aquired Varian Data Machines. The operation became known as the Sperry Univac Mini Computer Operations. Corporate records include merger and divestiture agreements, Varian technical documents, sales literature, and manuals.

Controlled Access Headings: • Technical manuals • Varian Data Machines Title/Description Instances Agreements box 378

Annual Reports to the S.E.C., 1972-1976 box 378

Annual Stockholder's Meetings-notice of, 1971-1977 box 378

Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws box 378

Business and Profit Plan FY 1978 Mini Computer Operations box 378

Customer Engineering/Integration: Mini Computer Operations box 378

Financial Performance Report, 1976 February-1977 February box 378

Integration Overview box 378

Management Approval Request for Purchase of Varian Data box 378 Machines Assets, 1977 January

Purchase of Certain Assets of Varian Data Machines Vols., 1977 box 378

Technical Documents - Miscellaneous box 378

Varian Sales Literature - ADAPTS Application Software Library box 379 Manual, 1977

Varian Sales Literature - Buffered I/O Conroller, 1975 box 379

Varian Sales Literature - Directory of Products and Sales Office, box 379 1976

Varian Sales Literature - Fast FORTRAN Floating Point box 379

Varian Sales Literature - Indexed Sequential Access Method for box 379 VORTEX Users, The, 1976

Varian Sales Literature - Priority Interrupt Modle, 1974 box 379

Varian Sales Literature - Queued Sequential Access Method for box 379 VORTEX Users, The, 1976

Varian Sales Literature - Varian: An Introduction to Varian's box 379 PRONTO - Page 164- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Varian Sales Literature - Varian: An Introduction to the Varian box 379 TOTAL Data Base Management System

Varian Sales Literature - Varian PRONTO System box 379

Varian Sales Literature - Varian 70 Series Option Board, 1976 box 379

Varian Sales Literature - V70/620 Basic Language, 1977 box 379

Varian Sales Literature - V620 Expansion Power Supply, 1972 box 379

Varian Sales Literature - V620 Subroutine Description, 1971 box 379

Varian Sales Literature - V-75 box 379

Varian Sales Literature - V-76 box 379

Varian Sales Literature - V-77 box 379

Varian Manuals - FORTRAN IV Reference Manual, 1976 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 72 System Handbook, 1974 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 73 System Handbook, 1972 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 73 System Handbook, 1975 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 74 System Handbook, 1975 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 75 System Supplement, 1976 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 620 100's Computer Handbook, 1971 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 620/f Computer Handbook, 1971 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 620/i Computer Manual, 1968 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 620/L Computer Handbook, 1971 box 379

Varian Manuals - V70 Series Architecture Reference Manual box 379

Varian Manuals - V70/620 BEST reference Manual, 1973 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series Cashe Manual, 1976 box 379

Varian Manuals - V70 COBOL Reference Manual, 1976 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series Floating Point Processor box 379 Manual, 1975

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series Floating Point Processor box 379 Manual, 1975

Varian Manuals - V70/620 MAINTAIN III Reference Manual, box 379 1975

Varian Manuals - V70/620 MAINTAIN III Reference Manual, box 379 1977

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series Megamap Manual, 1976 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series 16K Core Memory Manual, box 379 1975 - Page 165- Sperry Corporation, Univac Division records 1825.I

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series 16K Core Memory Manual, box 379 1975

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series 8K Core Memory Manual, box 379 1975

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series Memory Map Manual, 1975 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series Processor Manual, 1975 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series Semiconductor Memory, 1974 box 379

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series Subsystem Reference Manual, box 379 1976

Varian Manuals - V70 Series Semiconductor Memory, 1974 box 379

Varian Manuals - V70 VORTEX Operating System Reference box 380 Manual, 1976

Varian Manuals - Varian 70 Series Writable Control Store box 380 Manual, 1975

Varian Manuals - Varian 72 Power Supply Manual, 1975 box 380

Varian Manuals - Varian 73 System Power Supply Manual, 1973 box 380

Varian Manuals - Varian 73/620 Report Generator User's Manual, box 380 1973

Varian Manuals - Varian 73 Training Manual, 1973 box 380

Varian Manuals - Varian 77-200 System Reference Manual, 1977 box 380

Varian Manuals - Varian 77-400 System Reference Manual, 1977 box 380

Varian Manuals - Varian 77-600 System Reference Manual, 1976 box 380

Varian Manuals - Varian 620 Master Operating System Reference box 380 Manual, 1973

Varian Manuals - Varian Assembly Language Reference Manual, box 380 1976

Varian Manuals - Varian Microprogramming Guide, 1977 box 380

Varian Manuals - Varian PERT User's Manual, 1972 box 380

Varian Manuals - VIDEO Data Entry System Reference Manual, box 380 1973

Varian Manuals - VORTEX FORTRAN IV Reference Manual, box 380 1976

Varian Manuals - VORTEX II Operating [UNK] Reference box 380 Manual, 1972

Varian Manuals - VORTEX II Manual box 380

Service Manuals - ADAPTS Service and Maintenance Manual, box 380 1971

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Service Manuals - "Engineering Department Manuals" box 380

Service Manuals - Engineering Division Policy and Procedure box 380 Manual, 1977

Service Manuals - Engineering Drafting Room Manual, 1976 box 380

Service Manuals - Workmanship Standards Manual, 1975 box 380

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Public Relations Department, 1950-1982 Scope and Content

Includes clippings and press release files as well as copies of promotional brochures. There is also a typescript copy of the unpublished Sperry-UNIVAC history book (1979-80).

Controlled Access Headings: • Sales promotion

Press Releases, Company Brochures Title/Description Instances Accounts Payable box 381

Career Decision box 381

Marietta Complex: A Strengthening of Position, The, 1967 box 381 August

Matching System Requirements With Computer Capability, box 381 1965 October

Multi-Control Reproducing box 381

New Holland, This is box 381

Remington Rand Electronic Sorter, The box 381

Sperry Gyroscope, This is, 1965 box 381

Sperry Rand, This is, 1965 box 381

Sperry Rand Corporation, 1960 box 381

UNIVAC File Computer in Historical Perspective, The, 1961 box 381

UNIVAC Dedication Press Book, 1951 box 381

UNIVAC Flowchart Symbols, 1963 box 381

Vicker's New Administrative and Engineering Center box 381

Vickers, This is box 381

Vocabulary for Information Processing, 1977 box 381

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Whitpain Dedication and ENIAC Dinner, 1961 box 381

Whitpain Township and Remington Rand UNIVAC box 381

New Analysis Institute clippings and sales literature, 1965-1966 box 381

UNIVAC Makes News reproductions of important and box 381 interesting news clippings, 1960-1962

Marketing Information Center (clippings, publications re: UNIVAC History by folder) Title/Description Instances Sperry Univac History, 1950s box 382

Sperry Univac History, 1960s box 382

Sperry Univac History, 1970s box 382

Sperry Univac History, 1980s box 382

Sperry Univac, 1969-1977 box 382

Sperry Univac, 1978-1980 box 382

Sperry Univac, 1981-1982 box 382

Sperry Corporation, 1979 box 382

Sperry Corporation, 1980-1982 box 382

Sperry Rand Corporation - History box 382

History of UNIVAC box 382

History of the Computer box 382

History of the Computer - General box 382

Marketing Information Center: (Clippings, publications re: box 383 UNIVAC history, loose)

Community Relations Material collected by A.E., 1947-1974 box 383a

Sperry Univac History Book Title/Description Instances Chapters I-V box 384

Chapters V-XIII box 385

Chapters IV-IXX box 386

History Book References box 387

History Book References box 388

History Book References box 389

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Patent and licensing, 1950-1978 Scope and Content

Includes the files of patent attorney W.E. Cleaver and copies of domestic, and foreign licensing agreements.

Controlled Access Headings: • Patent lawyers • Patent licenses Title/Description Instances Files of W.E.Cleaver box 390

Solly Cohen box 390

W.E.Cleaver, 1974-1975 box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1975 October-1975 December box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1976 January-1976 May box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1976 June - August box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1976 September - October box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1976 November - December box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1977 January - March box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1977 April - June box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1977 July - October box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1977 November - December box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1978 January - March box 390

W.E.Cleaver Reading File, 1978 April - August box 390

European Trip, 1976 box 391

Foreign Filing Correspondence, 1974-1975 box 391

Japanese Agents, 1964-1975 box 391

D.H.Livingood Reading File, 1976 June-August box 391

D.H.Livingood Reading File, 1976 September -October box 391

D.H.Livingood Reading File, 1976 November - December box 391

P.A. Michaels, 1975 January -July box 391

P.A. Michaels, 1975 August - December box 391

Peter Michaels, 1977 box 391

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Michaels to Nikolai/Nikolai to Michaels Correspondence, box 391 1975-1977

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - Griffin, Benjamin box 392 F.

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - Halm Instrument box 392 Company

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - Halmilton Watch box 392 Company

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - Hewlet-Packard box 392 Company

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - Illinois Institute of box 392 Technology, 1967

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - Infinetics, Inc. box 392

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - International box 392 Business Machines Corp., 1965

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - IBM and ERA, box 392 1950

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - IBM and ERA, box 392 1949-1953

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - IBM and ERA, box 392 1954-1964

Domestic Patent and Liscensing Agreements - Rixon Electronics box 392 Inc.

Export of Data - General (Contains correspondence and box 393 publications concerning United States and Sperry Rand policy with [UNK] tp export of data), 1960-1966

Foreign Patent and License Agreements - Great Britain - box 394 Remington Rand Ltd.

Foreign Patent and License Agreements - Holland - Remington box 394 Rand N.V.

Foreign Patent and License Agreements - Holland - box 394 Signaalapparent of Hengelo N.V.

Foreign Patent and License Agreements - Hitachi Ltd. box 394

Foreign Patent and License Agreements - Internal Revenue box 394 Service - Internation Sperry Rand Corp. (Copies of agreements)

Foreign Patent and License Agreements - IBM and ERA box 394 International Patents

Foreign Patent and License Agreements - Ruemhelm Electronic box 395 N.V. (Drafts)

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Foreign Patent and License Agreements - Ruemhelm Electronic box 395 N.V., 1956-1957

Foreign Patent and License Agreements - Selenia Agreement: box 395 Manufacture and License, 1962-1964

Foreign Patent and License Agreements - Selenia Agreement: box 395 Manufacture and License, 1964-1966

Foreign Patent and License Agreements - Selenia Agreement: box 395 Manufacture and License, 1965

Invention Disclosures, 1948-1960 box 396

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Personnel Department records, 1950-1975 Scope and Content

Contains departmental correspondence files as well as records of contract negotiations, arbitration, grievance, and National Labor Relations Board Proceedings.

Controlled Access Headings: • Personnel records • Grievance arbitration Title/Description Instances General File - Boston I.U.E. - Tab and solid state employees box 397

General File - Buffalo I.U.E.Tab and solid state employees box 397

General File - Coordination or Coalition Bargaining Report, 1968 box 397

General File - Customer Engineering Department - Field box 397 Personnel Job Manual

General File - Employee and Union Relations in Remington Rand box 397 - Industrial Relations Counselors, 1961

General File - Field Personnel - job operating manuals box 397

General File - Fringe Benefit Costs - UNIVAC box 397

General File - Grievance and Arbitration (Quarterly and Annual box 397 Reports)

General File - Herkimer - I.U.E. Office Employees box 397

General File - Herkimer - I.U.E. Plant box 397

General File - Hawaii Plant box 397

General File - Holyoke box 397

General File - Card and Tape box 397

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box 397

General File - Ilion Plant Move, 1962 December 17 box 397

General File - Industrial Relations Counselors box 397

General File - IUE Escape Provision box 397

General File - IUE Tabulating Employees, 1956-1962 box 397

General File - IUE locals 459 and 852 box 397

General File - IUE Group labor Relations, 1960-1965 box 397

General File - Labor Relations Department (General File,, box 398 1961-1965

General File - Labor Relations Department (General File,, box 398 1966-1967

General File - Labor Contract Provisions, 1962 box 398

General File - Labor Contraction Provisions, 1968 box 398

General File - Labor Relations Bulletin (UNIVAC) box 398

General File - Monthly Grievance and Arbitration Summary box 398

General File - Pittsburgh I.A.M. box 398

General File - Retirement Plan, 1958-1966 box 398

General File - Severance Pay box 398

General File - Union Representatives box 398

General File - UNIVAC Installations (jurisdictional issues) box 398

General File - Vacations box 398

General File - Philadelphia Operations box 399

General File - Job Descriptions for hourly workers box 399

General File - Personnel and Psychological Testing I.A.M., box 399 1950-1968

General File - Minutes of negotiations with IMA and IUE box 400

General File - Minutes of negotiations with IMA and IUE, 1969 box 401

General File - Contract Negotiations (correspondence, Holyoke box 402 plant)

General File - Grievances (minutes of step 1 meetings,, 1953-1972 box 403

General File - Grievances forms filed, 1963-1973 box 404

General File - Grievances (Philadelphia plant), 1956-1971 box 405

General File - Grievances (Ilion plant), 1961-1971 box 405

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General File - Grievances (monthly status reports and NLRB box 406 hering)

General File - Arbitration Proceedings box 407

General File - (IUE - IAM) New York, Newark, Philadelphia, box 407 Marietta, 1954-1960

General File - Arbitration Proceedings (New York, Newark, Phil box 408 and Marietta, 1961-1963

General File - Aribitration Proceedings (Ilion, Utica, Syracuse), box 409 1962-1964

General File - Aribitration Proceedings (Ilion, Utica, Syracuse), box 410 1965-1973

General File - Arbitrations, 1965-1967 box 411

General File - National Labor Relations Board Herings (Sperry vs box 412 IUE), 1961-1964

General File - Employee training manuals, class notes and training box 413 sylabilli, 1961-1969

General File - Varian Purchase box 414

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