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PACE TR-48
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PACE TR-48 at the Computer History Museum, SAP Collection
Developer Electronic Associates
Manufacturer Electronic Associates
Product family PACE Series
Type analog computer
Release date 1960
Introductory price $25,000

Size 20" wide, 25-3/8" height, 34-3/16" depth
Weight 330LB

Operating Range +/-10V
Components 48 amplifiers

The PACE TR-48 was a fully transistorized general-purpose analog computer developed by Electronic Associates in 1961. The TR-48 was marketed as a desktop analog computer, and was aimed to fill the gap between the smaller and popular TR-10 and the larger 231R system[1]. The unit originally sold for $25,000[1]. At the time, the TR-48 was considered the best general purpose analog computer on the market.

The TR-48 was an early general-purpose analog computer that was large and powerful enough to solve most engineering problems and still be located in the laboratory itself. Mostly thanks to its simple design and flexibility, it did not require any special maintenance or specialized staff. It was also powered using an ordinary electrical outlet, required no special power requirements

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  1. 1.0 1.1 Electronic Associates (1961, December 25) "EAI Adds Another Analog Computer". [Advertisement for TR-48]. C&EN, (39) 36. 10.1021/cen-v039n052.


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