The Initiating and Cycling units of ENIAC. The picture on the oscilloscope shows one of the fundamental electrical signals transmitted to all units of the machine. The bank of neon s above the scope correspond to the twenty different parts of an addition. Each of these parts represent 1 100,000 of a second. UnitedArchives01008683
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Recording Date: Feb 10, 2004
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The Initiating and Cycling units of ENIAC. The picture on the oscilloscope shows one of the fundamental electrical signals transmitted to all units of the machine. The bank of neon s above the scope correspond to the twenty different parts of an addition. Each of these parts represent 1 100,000 of a second. UnitedArchives01008683
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