title Archive of IBM 602A Calculating Punch Resources user strick ip 104.133.177.64 vol 1 lock ******** Some is 602. Some is 602A "the 602 that works". /box( PDFs: Manual for the 602: * /file bitsavers-org-ibm602-A22-0506-1_602_Jan60.pdf Inversion of 25x25 Matrix: "About 75 calculating machine hours are required to be spent for working out the 25x25 matrix." * /file 602a-inversion-of-matrix-1955--57.E01.pdf * /file IBM_Computation_Seminar_Dec49.pdf * /file IBM_Industrial_Computation_Seminar_Sep50.pdf * /file IBM_Computation_Seminar_Aug51.pdf /box) * /imagefile -O 602.jpg * /imagefile matrix-wiring-panel.gif * /imagefile crossfooting-602a-board-700.jpg /box( InfoBox4: IBM602A http://www.users.nwark.com/~rcmahq/jclark/ibm602.htm : ''The IBM 602 Calculating Punch reads factors punched in IBM cards and performs mathematical operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. The results of these calculations can then be punched into the same cards from which the factors were read or into trailer cards. The standard machine can multiply a 22-digit multiplican by an 8-digit multiplier to obtain a 30 digit product. A 15-digit dividend can be divided by an 8-digit divisor to obtain and punch an 8-digit quotient. All operations of the 602 are performed in steps or operating cycles which occur at the rate of 200 per minute or 12,000 per hour. The number of cycles required for a card depends on the size of the factors and the type of problem. A glance at the picture will show the card path through the 602 is not straight, but the card actually makes a right angle turn. The operations of the 602 are controlled by wiring the control panel which is inserted into the front of the machine. Below is the wiring diagram to do square root.'' * /imagefile square-root-probably-image015.jpg /box) * /imagefile demo-602-four-operations.jpg * /imagefile assembly-of-602.jpg * /imagefile 602a-board.jpg /box( * /imagefile p16107coll1_499_full.jpg https://oakridgetn.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p16107coll1/id/499/ "Betty Wise working with an IBM 602 Calculating Punch machine