電でん流りゅう一いっ致ち選せん択たく

noun

coincident-current selection

A technical term in computing, referring to a method of selecting a memory cell by simultaneously applying currents on two intersecting lines. Used in magnetic core memory and similar contexts.

• 磁じ気きコアメモリでは、電でん流りゅう一いっ致ち選せん択たくによって特とく定ていのセルを読よみ書かきする。

  In magnetic core memory, coincident-current selection is used to read and write specific cells.