Setun
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For a river in Moscow see Setun River.
Setun (Russian: Сетунь) was a balanced ternary computer developed in 1958 at Moscow University. It was one of the first practical ternary computers, using three-valued ternary logic instead of two-valued binary logic prevalent in computers before and after Setun's conception. The computer was manufactured by the Kazan Mathematical plant. 50 computers were built.
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- Development of ternary computers at Moscow State University
- Nikolai Brusentsov's Setun entry
- Pioneers of Soviet Computing
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