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Reverse Engineering a Simple Four Function Calculator: die decap
Electronupdate did a teardown and analysis of a cheap four function calculator: It’s such an amazingly old looking die. Even with 400x magnification it would not be too hard to reverse engineer back to a schematic! This must be a very old design indeed. When one thinks of high-tech it’s al... Read More
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