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A device such as a radio can be said to be transistorized when earlier designs are replaced by designs in which transistors replace vacuum tubes.
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What are features for second generation computer?
Second generation computers are often called transistorized computers. The transistorized computers are more advanced computers than the first generation of computers.
What is the name of second generation computer?
Transistorized computers.
What was the name of the first fully transistorized computer?
TRADIC
Where was the first transistorized radio receiver used?
Newfoundland
What is advantages of trigger transistorized ignition than previous system?
more accurate spark timing and combustion
What are the features of second generation computers?
Transistorized electronics.Magnetic tape drives.Magnetic hard disk drives.Punched cards.
What were some of the major technological advancements of the 1950s?
hydrogen bombtransistorized hearing aidsartificial satellitestransistorized computershybrid radios (vacuum tube RF section, transistorized audio - fully transistorized radio did not appear until the 1960s)muscle carsdiesel-electric locomotives replacing steam locomotivesjet airplanesetc.
What was the name of the first fully transistorized computer devloped in 1955?
Was called TRADIC stands for TRAnisitor DIgital Computer,
Computers developed up to 1958?
First generation vacuum tube computers and a couple one of a kind experimental transistorized computers.
What generation does univac iii belong to?
I wold say 2nd generation: it was solid-state fully transistorized but used no integrated circuits. But other's opinions will differ.
What has the author Abraham I Pressman written?
Abraham I. Pressman has written: 'Design of transistorized circuits for digital computers' -- subject(s): Electronic digital computers, Circuits, Transistors
What kind of computers were there in 1960?
I had a look around and this is the only computer a found made in 1963. Follow the Link. http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=1028
