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Texas Instruments TI-5030 II

Date of introduction:  1984 Display technology:  Fluorescent
New price:  $59.95 Display size:  12
Size:  8.0" x 7.3" x 1.6" Printer technology:  Impact
Weight:  1 pound 2 ounces Serial No:  342562
Batteries:  4*AA Date of manufacture:  mth 04 year 1985
AC-Adapter:  AC9175, AC9201E, AC9900/Z3 Origin of manufacture:  Japan (T)
Precision:  12 Integrated circuits:  Mitsubishi M58345P
Memories:  1 + 1    
Program steps:   Courtesy of:  Joerg Woerner
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This TI-5030 II followed the TI-5030 but changed the display size from 10 digits to 12 digits. The housing and internal construction of the original TI-5032 was used with a complete line of very similar calculators:

Model

Introduction

Integrated Circuit

Capabilities

TI-5030

1983 Mitsubishi M58349P 10 digits
TI-5030 II 1984 Mitsubishi M58345AP 12 digits
TI-5032 1983 t.b.d. 10 digits
TI-5032 II      
TI-5035 1985 Mitsubishi M58347P 12 digits

TI-5030-II_PCB.jpg (118085 Byte)The internal construction of the TI-5030 II is typical for a Japanese calculator: Only few components fitted without any screws in the bottom shell of the housing.

The printed circuit board (PCB) links to an unknown TI-5032 II and reveals the true manufacturer of this calculator: Toshiba Corporation.

The TI-5030 II was replaced in 1988 with the TI-5033.

 

 



The TI-5030 II is featured in the Texas Instruments Incorporated bulletin CL-859 dated 1985.

 

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