I remember many companies was applying for "punch" ladies to come and get a job. The job was to sit and 'punch' holes in such strips, or in paper cards.
I remember one of the population countings back in the 60's was done with the help of cards in wich we should punch holes in the right positions.
Very interesting, I would love to have this profound knowledge. I'm new to this Electronics, Arithmetics and Logic stuff and i find it is people like you who teach the correct and dont over confuse people with misleading answers.
Hmmm, I can remember working on both paper tape punch and readers. FYI, the small hole present even on a blank tape is where the sprocket drive pulled the tape through the reader/punch.
what made me smile was that the University in Queensland would use their GE 225 to transfer programs from punched cards to paper tape, for what reason I don't know.
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sibritstone 2 months ago
I remember many companies was applying for "punch" ladies to come and get a job. The job was to sit and 'punch' holes in such strips, or in paper cards.
I remember one of the population countings back in the 60's was done with the help of cards in wich we should punch holes in the right positions.
BelieveNoGod 4 months ago
Very interesting, I would love to have this profound knowledge. I'm new to this Electronics, Arithmetics and Logic stuff and i find it is people like you who teach the correct and dont over confuse people with misleading answers.
Make more vids! :)
Sk93ty 4 months ago
Where is the schematic for this?
Please provide some info on the project as well as how did you punched the tape?
711LAB 4 months ago
Hmmm, I can remember working on both paper tape punch and readers. FYI, the small hole present even on a blank tape is where the sprocket drive pulled the tape through the reader/punch.
zeke1312 4 months ago
Brings back memories - never worked with paper tape but in my high-school computer science class, we entered in BASIC programs using cards.
KillerSalmon 5 months ago
Like that
chickyoungsabawbag 5 months ago
i dont know why, but i really want one of these!
richardblottable 6 months ago
what made me smile was that the University in Queensland would use their GE 225 to transfer programs from punched cards to paper tape, for what reason I don't know.
er10b 6 months ago
A light source would strike a light sensitive diode or such.
Each hole would let the light shine through.
No hole, no light.
powerfist 8 months ago