What is new?

17-JUN-2010
  • The collection page has been updated and does now show most of the machines which are currently part of the collection of the analog computer museum.
07-JUN-2010
  • The Frankfurter Rundschau (a large German newspaper) featured an article about the analog museum (and about me :-) ) which can be found here: Article
15-MAY-2010
29-MAR-2010
  • During the last couple of days I built the small analog computer designed by Dr. Vogel and documented my progress with quite some pictures and some remarks concerning necessary changes which were necessary since I could not get hold of some special parts. The description of this project may be found here.
01-MAR-2010
  • Andrew Fitch developed a small electronic analog computer which is described on his web page which is now linked to from the Analogmuseum.
11-FEB-2010
  • Since my conversion of Dr. Vogel's original Word documents describing his truly wonderful homebrew analog computer to PDF was erroneous and deleted the first page of the schematics, the two page schematics of his computer can be found here for download.
11-FEB-2010
  • The peoples page now contains a link to Mark Titchener and his outstanding PERTECS which brings true analog computer feeling to a modern UNIX system.
05-JAN-2010
  • In 1977 Dr. Vogel completed his dissertation about a genuine new resolver design without complicated diode networks. This is a very interesting approach and his thesis contains detailed schematics of his new resolver design. The thesis can be found here (about 17 MB!).
03-JAN-2010
  • A couple of days ago I setup a simple circuit to display or plot the well known Lorenz attractor using a Telefunken RA 770 analog computer.
27-DEC-2009
22/23-DEC-2009
12-JUL-2009
  • On July 9th, 2009, I had my final examination for my Ph.D. (the so called "Disputation") - the slides for my introductory talk can be found here (about 36 MB).
10-MAR-2009
10-MAR-2009
26-APR-2009
  • This weekend I built a rather simple simulator for a bouncing ball to be used for museum exhibitions and the like. Find more about this here.
06-MAR-2009 Thanks to Dave Burraston, the library has been extended by a couple of interesting publications regarding Comdyna analog computers:
01-FEB-2009
23-DEC-2008
  • All examples pages of the german section are now available in German.
22-DEC-2008
  • The german pages now contain everything that may be found in the english sections. Six out of eight example pages are already translated, although the collection descriptions are sill in english only.
21-DEC-2008
20-DEC-2008
13-DEC-2008
  • Thanks to my wife Rikka you can now download a 34 MB PDF-file describing a school analog computer made by the German manufacturer LEYBOLD-HERAEUS. This booklet also describes 150 programs and can be found here.
20-NOV-2008
  • Not too long ago I delivered a talk about the development of the so called Mischgerät and the world's first electronic analog computer. These devices were conceived and implemented by Helmut Hoelzer while he was working in Peenemünde. The slides for this talk (about 1 MB) can be found here.
04-OCT-2008
20-JUL-2008
  • On July 19th, my friend Dr. Matthias Koch came with a mathematical question to my birthday party. We solved the problem first analytical and on the following day I did a small analog simulation to confirm our findings. Read more here.
07-FEB-2008
  • Not too long ago I gave a little talk at the University of Hamburg with the title "Faszination Analogrechnen". The slides for this talk are available for download here (ca. 1.6 MB).
26-JAN-2008

 

07-JUN-2010, ulmann@analogmuseum.org