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Three CAMAC units, 1980 (see 3 stroke numbers).
CAMAC (Computer Automated Measurement And Control) unit: Dual parallel register PR1602 by Elliott, 1980. Made to fit standard Post Office 19-inch rack, a system first introduced in 1900.
CAMAC (Computer Automated Measurement And Control) unit: Octal ADC (analog to digital converter) by Nuclear Enterprises, 1980. Made to fit standard Post Office 19-inch rack, a system first introduced in 1900.
CAMAC (Computer Automated Measurement And Control) unit: Sonic/Magnetic Gated Quad Scaler, RL229, 1980. Made to fit standard Post Office 19-inch rack, a system first introduced in 1900.
