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Development took place either in [[Building 86]] or in [[Building 81]], most likely Building 86. | Development took place either in [[Building 86]] or in [[Building 81]], most likely Building 86. | ||
The November 26, 1959 issue of TekTalk states that | The November 26, 1959 issue of TekTalk states that: | ||
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[ [[George Edens]] ] is largely responsible for developing the Rotan transducer system for | |||
velocity and acceleration systems. | velocity and acceleration systems. | ||
</blockquote> | </blockquote> | ||
Revision as of 07:29, 3 March 2021
History
One of the people who developed ROTAN was Walt Phelps, in 1957 or 1958. Development took place either in Building 86 or in Building 81, most likely Building 86.
The November 26, 1959 issue of TekTalk states that:
[ George Edens ] is largely responsible for developing the Rotan transducer system for velocity and acceleration systems.
