Parametron: 50s Japanese computer that uses neither transistors nor vacuum tubes
The Parametron, invented by Eiichi Goto in 1954, is a logic element that utilizes ferrite cores and parametric oscillation. It was used in the PC-1, Japan's first university-built stored-program computer, which became the fastest computer in Japan in 1958, significantly influencing the country's early computer development and scientific research.
ethw.org
112 min
8/10/2026
Parametron: 50s Japanese computer that uses neither transistors nor vacuum tubes
The Parametron, invented by Eiichi Goto in 1954, is a logic element that utilizes ferrite cores and parametric oscillation. It was used in the PC-1, Japan's first university-built stored-program computer, which became the fastest computer in Japan in 1958, significantly influencing the country's early computer development and scientific research.
ethw.org
112 min
8/10/2026
Parametron: 50s Japanese computer that uses neither transistors nor vacuum tubes
The Parametron, invented by Eiichi Goto in 1954, is a logic element that utilizes ferrite cores and parametric oscillation. It was used in the PC-1, Japan's first university-built stored-program computer, which became the fastest computer in Japan in 1958, significantly influencing the country's early computer development and scientific research.
ethw.org
112 min
8/10/2026
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