The primary problem with using valves (or vacuum tubes) in early computers was their size, heat generation, and reliability. Valves were bulky, consumed a significant amount of power, and had a limited lifespan, often failing due to overheating. This made computers not only large and energy-intensive but also prone to frequent malfunctions, leading to maintenance challenges. Ultimately, the advent of transistors offered a more compact, efficient, and reliable alternative.
u just do it
computars
using valves
using valves
using valves
Valves will clatter if the engine is overheating.Valves will clatter if the engine is overheating.
no, the valves are self adjusting using hydraulic lash adjusters.
no
Computars have made doing payroll and book keeping easier in a bussiness.
Some times on/off valves are to large to be actuated using one solenoid valve,but most of the on/off valves are being actuated using only one solenoid valve
To many people dying and changing valves for something else
To many people dying and changing valves for something else