Karlsruhe fast reactor cross section

At Brookhaven National Laboratory and at Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe, small computers performed data-handling chores on a timesharing basis. The Brookhaven system provided data collection and sorting functions for two independent neutron time-of-flight experiments 44). At the BNL Graphite Research Reactor in 1963, an SDS 910 computer with a 4096 24-bit memory, paper tape equipment, typewriter, and priority-interrupt system served as both a 1024 channel time analyzer for fast-neutron chopper total and partial cross-section experiments and a 256-channel time analyzer for slow-neutron chopper experiments. Control... 

J. J. SCHMIDT, "Neutron Cross Sections for Fast Reactor Materials, Part 1 Evaluation, KFK-120, Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe (1966). 

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