Core memory Identification

[Pontus]

Thanks for all answers :)

> Interesting!  Those core memory photos would be a great addition to
> Wikipedia if the photographer is willing to contribute them.  For one
> thing, that's actually a coincidence addressed memory, which the
> current detail photo isn't.  Excellent photography!
>   
I've asked, I'll get back with the answer :)
> In fact, it looks like a memory with two inhibit wires rather than the
> common single inhibit.  This matches what CDC did in the 60-bit
> mainframes (6000 series).  But it isn't one of those because it has 7
> groups of 8 rows, while CDC has 64 rows and colums per plane.  3584
> bits per plane... very strange.
If it makes more sense, the plane is double sided so it tallies up to
7168 bits

cheers,
Pontus.