2010
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-84882-948-0_3
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Modelling Technology and the History of Analogue Computing

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“…Thus over the years, in response to technological progress, methods of doing number crunching in this field have evolved from manual to machine-based calculations assisted by various types of computing devices (analogue computers, simple calculators, digital computers, etc.) [113,114]. Indeed, computing technologies have permeated the field of mechanical engineering to become essential instruments for modelling, design, analysis and manufacturing of complex, large-scale components and systems [115], leading to an active area of research [116].…”
Section: Genai-infused Applications For Mechanical Engineering Educat...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus over the years, in response to technological progress, methods of doing number crunching in this field have evolved from manual to machine-based calculations assisted by various types of computing devices (analogue computers, simple calculators, digital computers, etc.) [113,114]. Indeed, computing technologies have permeated the field of mechanical engineering to become essential instruments for modelling, design, analysis and manufacturing of complex, large-scale components and systems [115], leading to an active area of research [116].…”
Section: Genai-infused Applications For Mechanical Engineering Educat...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 Charles Care discussed the role of analog computers in experimental interaction, "where the human investigator was actively involved in the computation process." 19 This advantage of interactive analog computers such as the COMIC persisted until small digital computers such as the IBM 1130 and minicomputers became available for dedicated use in the late 1960s.…”
Section: Analog Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%