Which DEC machine made use of th pre Flip-Chip board?

[Noel Chiappa]

    > From: Mattis Lind

    > I cannot figure out which early machine it comes from.

They're called 'System Modules':

  http://gunkies.org/wiki/System_Module

and they were used from the PDP-1 through (I think) the PDP-7; at least, this
PDP-7 internals image:

  https://www.soemtron.org/images/jpgs/decimages/sn113robertjohnson85680004.jpg

seems to show System Modules at the top, and FLIP CHIPs at the bottom. (I'm
pretty sure even the first PDP-8 - the 'straight 8' - uses only early FLIP
CHIPs - transistorized ones.)

The DEC brochure for it (P5141) is a little puzzling; it says (p. 2) that
"INTEGRATED CIRCUITS are basic elements of the low cost, newly designed
silicon FLIP CHIP modules used throughout PDP-7", but AFAIK, the first FLIP
CHIPs (R-series, B-series, etc) were all transistors; the later M-series were
the first ones to have ICs. Maybe this is some old meaning of "integrated
circuits"?

	Noel