Frederic C. Williams

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Frederic C. Williams was a British engineer and computer pioneer best known for co-inventing the Williams-Kilburn tube, an early form of computer memory used in some of the first stored-program computers.

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instanceOf academic
computer pioneer
electrical engineer
human
inventor
awardReceived Fellow of the Royal Society NERFINISHED
coInventedWith Tom Kilburn NERFINISHED
contributedTo Manchester Baby NERFINISHED
Manchester Mark I NERFINISHED
stored-program computer development
countryOfBirth United Kingdom NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
designedForUseIn early stored-program computers
developed Williams–Kilburn tube NERFINISHED
educatedAt University of Manchester NERFINISHED
University of Oxford
employer Telecommunications Research Establishment NERFINISHED
University of Manchester NERFINISHED
era 20th century
familyName Williams
fieldOfWork computer engineering
computer memory
electrical engineering
fullName Frederic Calland Williams NERFINISHED
givenName Frederic NERFINISHED
hasPartInvention electrostatic storage tube
influenced design of early British computers
development of random-access memory
knownFor Manchester Baby computer NERFINISHED
Williams–Kilburn tube NERFINISHED
early computer memory
languageOfWorkOrName English
legacy pioneering work in practical computer memory devices
memberOf Royal Society
nationality British
notableAchievement helped build one of the first stored-program computers
notableStudentOrCollaborator Tom Kilburn NERFINISHED
occupation professor
placeOfBirth Manchester NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Manchester NERFINISHED
positionHeld Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Manchester
sexOrGender male
workedOn cathode-ray tube memory
radar technology

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Ferranti Mark I computer notablePersonAssociated Frederic C. Williams
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Williams tube developedBy Frederic C. Williams