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The Hewlett Packard 5082-7100 is a rare, vintage dot matrix LED display from the early 1970s. It features a 5x7 array of individual LED die, identified as GaAsP red emitting chips with a slotted mask. The display is housed in a gold-plated carrier with a glass cover and mounted on a ceramic PCB substrate with gold traces, bearing the 'HP' logo.
With a date code of '051' (Week 51, Year 0), this part is believed to be a prototype, possibly used during the development of the 5082-7100 series matrix displays found in HP calculators and computers, or for specialized industrial/aerospace applications. Its construction includes a luxurious chunky gold-plated carrier and a sapphire glass cover.
This component is part of a series that logically follows the 5082-7000 hybrid displays and precedes the 5082-7100 series of multi-character displays. Its unique design and historical significance make it a notable item for collectors and retro-computing enthusiasts.
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The HP 5082-7100 is a dot matrix LED display.
The LED array is 5 x 7.
The LEDs are red.
The LED die material is GaAsP.
The date code is 7051, corresponding to December 1970.