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Main page Previous --- Top 3/14 --- Next E arly days - CARINE and NICOLE Initially two systems were developed for data gathering. (see photos on the 1rst page ) Crystal monochromator instruments with

Main page Previous --- Top 4/14 --- Next T he staff From 1983 to 1992, Denis Rimmer was the head of both the Central computer Group and the SAD ("Service d'Acquisition des Données") For the Central Co

Main page Previous --- Top 5/14 --- Next E arly data formats With little processing power on the NICOLE and CARINE data acquisition systems initially there was little documented on the data formats on

Main page Previous --- Top 6/14 --- Next T he first steps in networking The first steps were linking the PDP11/40 of D17 in 1976 with a serial link which could serve as a terminal or be used to transf

Main page Previous --- Top 7/14 --- Next E arly data storage evolution The operators, including card-punch assistants, loaded cards for batch jobs, and mounted tapes at users requests from the tape li

Back to main page Top The ICL intelligent terminal performed text and even some graphic editing locally. The document was transferred to the main computer only when completed. C entral computer replac

A few words from Prof. Heinrich Herbstreith about his collaboration with the ILL. ©2015 < icwatch.wikileaks.org > L eading project NICOLE ©<vive-rastatt.de> After graduating in Communications Engineer

Main page Previous --- Top 9/14 --- Next H ead of service The Electronics Group Head engineers : (1969) Anton Axmann (initially Julich, subsequently HMI, Berlin), (1975) Winfried Drexel (ILL physicist

Main page Previous --- Top 8/14 --- Next Computation There was simultaneously a need for high performance computing for instrument simulation and ab initio calculations and personal computers for the

Main page Previous --- Top 10/1 4 --- Next Engineers: Jean-Claude Falaise, Reinhard Klesse, Yves Lefebvre, Technicians: Bresson, Bounoleau, Epaud, Munnier, Schuba, Taffut, Thillosen, Thurel, Valentini