The Zuse Z4 was one of Konrad Zuse developed calculating machine, which was built from 2200 relays. It had a mechanical memory, which could take up 64 numbers. Institut for applied mathematics of professor Stiefel at the ETH Zurich bought in the year 1950 the only from postwar confusions saved and of the Zuse kg repaired copy of the Z4. This machine worked reliably for many years and then in because on the Rhine was set up, where it received 1957 a relay-steered Ferritkernspeicher, which could store logical information per ferrite core. The Z4 possessed already a repeated paper tape price increase.

See also

• Zuse Z1
• Zuse Z3
• Zuse Z22

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• Description at Konrad Zuse - computer museum of the city Hoyerswerda

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• Deutsches Museum - Informatik
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  Zuse left for Zurich to finish his work on the Z4, smuggling the Z4 from Germany in a military truck, which he hid in stables on route to Zurich, ...


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  In the aftermath of World War II, it was discovered Konrad Zuse had constructed a program controlled calculator called the Z3 in Germany in 1941, ...


• Zuse Z4 -- Mark Smotherman
  Zuse Z4 (developed 1942-1945; rebuilt 1950) .. under construction .. Another particularly interesting feature of the Z4, was the incorporation of a ...