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The HP 5082-7101 is a rare, vintage dot matrix LED display from Hewlett-Packard, likely a prototype from December 1970 (date code 7051).
This display features a 5x7 array of individual LED die, emitting a red light. The LED die are identified as GaAsP material. The component is housed in a gold-plated carrier with a glass cover and mounted on a ceramic PCB substrate with gold traces.
Given its vintage nature and lack of mass production, the 5082-7101 may have been used during the development of later HP matrix displays or for specialized military, industrial, or aerospace applications. Its exact specifications beyond the display matrix size and color are not widely documented, suggesting it is a unique or experimental part.
This part is classified under Terminal Strips and Turret Boards, though its primary function is as a display component. Its vintage status and unique nature make it a collector's item or a component for specialized retro-computing or display projects.
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The HP 5082-7101 is a dot matrix LED display.
The LED matrix is 5 x 7.
The LEDs are red.
The date code is 7051, corresponding to December 1970.
The RoHS status is RoHS3 Compliant.
The MSL is 1 Unlimited.
The REACH status is REACH Unaffected.