That's what it says on the note.
But can I treat you to some photos?
Otherwise, there's the other ring-core memory, but that one's from 1976.
Am 27.08.2026 um 09:36 schrieb Christian Corti via cctalk:
Sound more like a core memory plane of a calculator.
The Siemens 2002 was a decimal system with a word size of 12 decimals.
One decimal was usually coded as four binary bits as dual or gray
code. I guess the word size was 48 or more bits (you also had a sign).
14 bits is just weird and doesn't match the system. Unfortunately,
there are no technical documents online that could describe the
architecture of the 2002.
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