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Apollo's analog multiplexer - a very clever piece of 1960's engineering
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Found this fascinating video about the massive analog multiplexer used in the Apollo missions' telemetry system. It uses BJTs with dual emitters and forward biased base-collector as switches, and square loop magnetic cores to control them.
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I've been posting the full series here:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/chat/rf-porn-teardown-of-apollo-comms-the-s-band-transponder-and-amplifier/msg6151629/#msg6151629
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