laddicn.
/ˈladɪk/ Electronics.
A ladder-like device consisting of a rectangular block of a magnetic ferrite containing a line of rectangular apertures, the cross pieces and side pieces being of the same cross-sectional area and having wires passing round them in such a way that the device may be used as a logic element.
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transfluxor1955
solion1957
laddic1959
1959 Gianola & Crowley in Bell Syst. Techn. Jrnl. 38 45 The Laddic is a ladder-like structure cut out of a rectangular hysteresis-loop ferrite.
1959 Gianola & Crowley in Bell Syst. Techn. Jrnl. 38 46 Any Boolean function can be realized as the output of a single Laddic of suitable length.
1959 Gianola & Crowley in Bell Syst. Techn. Jrnl. 38 50 The operation of the Laddic as an AND gate.
1963 Engineering 25 Jan. 170/3 Logical circuit applications of both toroidal cores and multi-apertured elements—the transfluxor and laddic—are discussed.
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