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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2010 · 3 MIN

The IBM Selectric & its mechanical digital-to-analogue converter

from Engineerguy videos & audio · host Bill Hammack

Using slow motion video Bill Hammack, the engineer guy, shows how IBM's revolutionary "golf ball" typewriter works. He describes the marvelous completely mechanical digital-to-analogue converter that translates the discrete impulse of the keys to the rotation of the type element. (This is the typewriter featured on the television series Mad Men.)

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