Sanyo CX 110 Teardown

Written By: samhnri
Published: 17/04/10
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Sanyo CX 110 Teardown

Published: 17/04/10

Teardown

Introduction

Teardown of an early 1980s Sanyo CX-110 calculator.

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    • Now that we removed the back of the calculator, here are the battery and the back of the circuit board.

    • Sanyo Tight-Seal Power-Up Sum-3 1.5V AA battery.

    • Positive contact for the battery.

    • Negative contact for the battery.

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    • After removing the seven Phillips screws and flipping the circuit board, you will see the "brain" of the calculator—a Sanyo LI3120M chip.

    • The keypad has been removed from the calculator.

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    • Now that we have completed the teardown, we can lay out all the parts of the calculator.

    • The AA battery.

    • Parts of the LCD display.

    • The circuit board.

    • The keypad containing all the buttons of the calculator.

    • The housing for the calculator.

    okay teardown. My only advice is DON'T use the flash. I can barly see some of the pictures because of it. Use natural sun lighting or even a set of lamps spaced approaply. instead. Other than that, good attempt.

    Nicholas Ouimet -

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