Mile Relay Team, UM Track. 1952

[L-R: Jack Carroll, Bill Konrad, Bill Barton, Bill Hickman]

Relay Team, UM Track. 1952

[L-R: Jack Carroll,?, Don McEwen, John Ross]

Coach Ken Doherty with Two-Mile Relay candidates for Chicago relays, UM Track ,1949

[L-R: George Vetter, Archie Parsons, Bob Thomason, Ken Doherty, Ross(?) Hume, Bob (?) Hume

2-Mile Relay Team, UM Track ,1943 Penn Relays champions

[L-R: DAve Matthews, Ross Hume, John Roxborough Bob Ufer]

Distance Medley Relay team, UM Track,1944 Penn Relays champions

L-R: Wayne Glas, Bob Ufer, Ross Hume, Robert Hume

200 Medley Relay Team, UM Men's Swimming, 1971

L-R: Bob Zann, Tim Norlen, Larry Day, Ray McCullough

UM Track, 1915, 2-mile Relay Team, Donnelly, Murphy, Carroll, Ufer; tied world indoor record

L-R: Howard Donnelly, George Murphy, coach Steve Farrell, H. Leslie Carroll, Clarence Ufer

Bibliography of relay literature, 1940-1943; interim report by working group on relay bibliography, Relay subcommittee, AIEE Committee on protective devices ...

"Advance copy, not released for publication."

Microprocessor simulation of speech-encoding

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Software and hardware aspects of a microprocessor controlled lathe

A small lathe has been modified to work under microprocessor control to enhance the facilities which the lathe offers and provide a wider operating range with relevant economic gains. The result of these modifications give better operating system characteristics. A system of electronic circuits have been developed, utilising the latest technology, to replace the pegboard with the associated obsolete electrical components. Software for the system includes control programmes for the implementation of the original pegboard operation and several sample machine code programmes are included, covering a wide spectrum of applications, including diagnostic testing of the control system. It is concluded that it is possible to carry out a low cost retrofit on existing machine tools to enhance their range of capabilities.