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It wasn't built during a war, it was after World War II.
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The United States during World War 2. The development is known as the Manhattan Project
The US built OVER 100,000 aircraft during the war. More than the AXIS powers combined.
Nearly 300,000 aircraft were built by the US during WWII. Of those, approximately 200,000 were COMBAT airplanes.
It was called the none of the viro
built with the same level of technology, analog computers are always faster but less accurate than digital computers. however as little significant work on analog computers has been done since the 1980s, they currently significantly lag behind digital computers in speed.
That depends on how you define "computer". It is generally accepted that Konrad Zuse (a German) designed and built the first programmable electro-mechanical computing machine, or digital computer, called the Z3, in 1941. It was destroyed during the course of World War II.
Well it is kind of simple really but digital has better graphics and says to run faster.The reason is simple: ease of programmingDigital computers can be programmed by writing code, which can be reloaded at any time.Analog computers usually have to be "taken apart and rewired" to be programmed.In fact, when built with the same technology, Analog computers are always faster than Digital computers at solving the same problem. However Analog computers have not been built since the 1980s (and then only for special purposes) so Analog computing technology now lags Digital computing technology by several decades.
Humans have been communicating with each other in many different ways for several hundred thousand years.The first digital computer was invented in the 1830s by Charles Babbage but never built. The first electronic digital computers were invented in the 1930s and built in the 1940s. Electronic digital computers did not become a marketed product until the 1950s.
Konrad Zuse - German - developed and built the first binary digital computer in the world, the Z1 in 1938 and in 1941 built the Z3 which was first fully functional program-controlled electromechanical digital computer in the world. Both of these machines were destroyed during WWII.
For most digital computers at the lowest level, they work in binary. Experimental multilevel computers have been built and analogue computers don't work in binary.
During WW2, but the first was not built until 1948.
Computers were built for, of course, Humans.
Absolutely, but those are called analog computers and operate very differently than the way digital computers do.Electronic analog computers long predate electronic digital computers and until the invention of the microprocessor were almost always less expensive than electronic digital computers. In some cases hybrid computers were built composed of a digital computer, an analog computer, and converter circuits so that data could be transferred back and forth between the two computing sections of the machine.The most common type of electronic analog computer was the electronic differential analyzer, but there are many other types that have been built for solving specific classes of problems (e.g. electronic harmonic analyzers, electronic finite element analyzers) via electronic analog means.
I don't know what you are asking. A hybrid computer is part digital and part analog. Few companies built them as ready to go systems. Most were built by purchasing off the shelf standard digital and analog computers, then designing and building a custom in house interface between them. I happened to work for a company that built a fully integrated embedded hybrid computer in 1978 for an avionics system in a fighter aircraft. This is one of the few hybrid computers custom designed from the ground up, but it was embedded in a larger system consisting of several different custom designed digital computers all in one box. This system was in production until 1986, when it was replaced by a more capable all digital system.
No I don't think that there were computers in the 1940's TV's just started in the 50's if there were computers (which I highly doubt) thaey wouldn't be anything like today's computers. A little bit of searching will show that there were primitive computers. They were mostly mechanical analog computers rather than electronic digital devices like we have today. They were mostly used for computing bomb and rocket trajectories. Some very early electronic computers were built in England and the U.S. to help decode encrypted Axis messages.