74320 A File of Peter Mills Working Papers

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A file of papers donated by Peter Mills, a former employee at Radley House, Ealing. The file includes:

A covering letter from Peter Mills to John Daines explaining his connection to LEO [CLOSED DUE TO DATA PROTECTION]
An Index and Lecture Guide to IC 18
IC.1 A handout of Introduction to Computers
A handout titled IC.6 Numbers
IC.7 Binary 1
IC.8 Binary 2
IC.9 Binary Logic with reference to vacuum chamber suggest Ampex TM2 and reference to Amplex 6 and comparison with TM4.

Date : c 1960 - 8 June 2021

Physical Description : 1 file, 7 items, paper; typescript

Provenance :
Donated to the LEO Computers Society by Peter Mills via John Daines

Archive References : CMLEO/JD/WF/74320/1-7 , JDA/116.1-6.8

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This exhibit has a reference ID of CH74320. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

Article: 74320 A File of Peter Mills Working Papers

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File Size: 8.70 MB

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