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This HP-80 Financial Calculator was manufactured
in November 1972 by |
The HP-80 is powered by 3 AA-sized
rechargeable batteries. |
The Main printed circuit board
(PCB) of the featured HP-80 is centered
around the HP 1818-0078 Control and Timing Chip and the HP 1820-0848 Arithmetic and Register Chip in white ceramic packages and seven ROM Chips with a capacity of 256*10 bits, each mounted in a ceramic hybrid package and supported by a HP Clock Driver and power supply. |
The Display
and Keyboard
PCB of the HP-80 with two display drivers and three 7-segment LED-Display Modules with 5 digits, each. |
Close-up view of the HP 1820-0848
Arithmetic and Register Chip, here manufactured
by AMI. |
Close-up view of the HP 1818-0078 Control and Timing Chip, here manufactured by Mostek and marked as MK6021P. |
Close-up view of the hybrid package
with its seven
ROMs bonded directly on a ceramic substrate and
protected with a metal lid. |
Close-up view of the
HP 1820-1127
Clock Driver Chip. |
Close-up view of three HP 1990-0335
5-digit 7-Segment LED Modules . |
Close-up view of the HP
1820-1029 Anode Driver and System Clock Chip. |
Close-up view of the HP
1820-1061 Display Scanning and Cathode Driver Chip. |
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