Transistor circuits for a digital differential analyser

G. C. Rowley · Proceedings of the IEE Part B Electronic and Communication Engineering · 1959

The digital differential analyser is a type of computer combining digital accuracy with analogue speed and flexibility. Where maximum flexibility is required, the organization of a machine of reasonable size demands many switching elements, and it seems doubtful whether thermionic valves would be sufficiently reliable. Transistors, however, offer sufficient reliability to make a design feasible, and the paper describes several practical circuits which are used in digital differential analysers.

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