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From: janzen@pldvax.DEC (Tom J. LMO2-1/E5 279-5421)
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Subject: delay appendum
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Date: Mon, 24-Mar-86 08:40:26 EST
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Posted: Mon Mar 24 08:40:26 1986
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>Each lil' chunk of memory passes the word(s)
>along to the next; eventually, after some time has passed, it pops out the
>end other end.  

I also meant to say that this M.O. is dead wrong.  Modern delays use
RAMs, and the data does not snake its way through the memory, although it
does through CCDs, which are not digital.  Addressing circuitry cycles
through  different parts of the memory to place it in order.  The data
don't move

Tom DEC 111 Locke Marlboro MA 01752