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831,139. Sensing record cards. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. Ltd. Aug. 1, 1958 [Aug. 1, 1957], No. 24472/57. Class 106 (1). A punched record of the kind in which a value is recorded by the absence of a hole at a column position is sensed in a device consisting of a plate 7 on which the record is located by pegs 44 and a lid 32 which when closed down on the record presses it against pins 6, one for each position of the record, pins corresponding to unperforated record positions being caused to urge row-wise conductor springs 14, Figs. 3 and 4, against column-wise conductor strips 15. The plate 7 has longitudinal grooves 17 for the springs 14 which are stretched between pegs 18, 19, the latter providing twelve output terminals 20. The crossing strips 15 are deposited or mounted on plate 8 bolted to plate 7 and are separated by grooves 21. Between plates 7 and 8 is an insulating sheet 13 having openings 29 through which the springs 14 when deformed by pins 6 may contact the strips 15. The pins are captive in bores 26 and bear at their inner ends on the springs 14. The record is perforated in every column position except one, the unpunched position indicating the value recorded. Consequently only one pin in each column will be displaced when the lid 32 is closed, the others passing through holes and into sockets 31. In a modification the pins 6 are formed of two members 36, 37, Fig. 6, which can telescope against the action of spring 43.
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