31 May
2013
31 May
'13
6:46 p.m.
From: cctalk Digest, Vol 117, Issue 58
I posted a copy of the original question to the TekScopes list on
Yahoo. A list-member, David, quickly responded:
"I think all of these are Tektronix designs fabricated by AMI (American
Microsystems, Inc.) for the Tektronix Model 31 Electronic Calculator.
My parts book just indicates that they are MOS logic and the
156-0236-00 C1841 is a memory.
http://www.oldcalculatormuseum.com/tek31.html
http://www.oldcalculatormuseum.com/s-tek31.html"
Bob
Date: Mon, 27 May 2013 22:21:25 +0100 (BST)
From: ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk (Tony Duell)
To: cctalk at classiccmp.org
Subject: Re: Tektronix / AMI custom chips
[snip]
In article <51A25503.8090002 at bluewin.ch>,
Jos Dreesen <jdr_use at bluewin.ch> writes:
Were there any 40-pin ROM chips at that time? I can't think of any.
My guess is that they're part of the processor in a Tekky 21 or 31, but
it's only a guess. I do not know for sure.
The spare parts box that was part of a tek4052
deal has several Tektronix spe
cific 40 pins DIL, date around 1973
These are
156-0235-00 C8684
156-0238-00 C1840
156-0236-00 C1841
156-0243-00 C1842
also a MOS MCS1020
Anyone know what these were from ( not the 4052), maybe a tek 31 ?
They are almost certainly ROM chips. I can't think of any other Tek sourced digital chips except ROMs in the circuit
diagrams I've
studied. I think Tek did make a fair number of their own analog
chips in that time frame, though.
What about the readout/display chips in a 7000 series 'scope? Or are
those later?
-tony