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Additional Pictures
This SR-51 Prototype was manufactured in November 1974 by Texas Instruments. |
The Main printed circuit board (PCB) of a SR-51
calculator. The brain of the calculator uses the TMC0501 and a stack of 2 SCOM (TMC0522,523) circuits. A second PCB holds the keys, display and driver circuits. |
The Display and Keyboard
PCB of the SR-51 Prototype with two TI SN27882 display drivers and fourteen 7-segment LED-Displays. |
The PCB of
this SR-51 Clear-Case Prototype reveals production codes of week 44 year 1974 on the SCOM chip holding the firmware. |
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