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Encyclopedia > Chadless tape

In telecommunication, the term chadless tape has the following meanings:

  1. Punched tape that has been punched in such a way that chad is not formed, or
  2. A punched tape in which only partial perforation is performed so that the chad remains attached to the tape.

Note: The partial perforation is deliberate, and should not be confused with imperfect chadding.


Chadless tape was used in mobile teletype installations, such as military field communications, to help maintain a clean workplace.


Source: from Federal Standard 1037C in support of MIL-STD-188

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Chadless tape - definition of Chadless tape in Encyclopedia (132 words)
Punched tape that has been punched in such a way that chad is not formed, or
A punched tape in which only partial perforation is performed so that the chad remains attached to the tape.
Chadless tape was used in mobile teletype installations, such as military field communications, to help maintain a clean workplace.
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