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1445890 Assembling magnetic storage matrices VYCHISLITEL TSENTR SIBIRSK OTDELENIA AKAD NAUK SSSR 7 Dec 1973 [7 Dec 1972] 56877/73 Heading H3B In a wiring arrangement for a magnetic storage matrix in which apertured storage cores 3, Fig. 1, prethreaded in stacks 2 on parallel column wires 1 are threaded row-by-row at an aligning position 5 by rotationally advancing a coiled row wire 9 through the core apertures, the resulting looped row wire of a newly threaded row is straightened by rotating the wire from at least one end in such a direction as to eliminate the coil loops, while at the same time the terminations of the wire are moved further apart by a distance corresponding to the number of straightened turns. The straightened wire 15 with its cores is then moved into its final position in a frame 4, foil threading is effected by a coiling member 6 comprising a tapered spindle 7 in a housing 8. Row wire straightening is effected by a terminal member 13 mounted on a threaded rod 11 for rotation by a drive motor 12, the rod being moved longitudinally by engagement with a fixed nut 14 so as to take up the slack of uncoiled wire as rotation proceeds. In a modification, Fig. 2, both ends of a row wire are attached for straightening to respective terminal members 13 which rotate in opposite directions, each terminal member being coupled through gears 19, 20 to threaded rods 16 providing longitudinal movement in nuts 14. A similar arrangement, Fig. 3, has the added facility of each coil of the coiled row wire being straightened in turn. This operation is provided by soft pads 24 longitudinally driven by hollow feed screws 21 which are rotated by threaded rods 11, a plate 25 being removed so that the soft pads, on supporting nuts 23, rotate into engagement with the coiled row wire. As uncoiling proceeds the soft pads advance inwardly from turn to turn. |
