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File:Sharp EL-160 3.jpg|Powered on | File:Sharp EL-160 3.jpg|Powered on | ||
File:Sharp EL-160 2.jpg|Chassis badge (#1809354) | File:Sharp EL-160 2.jpg|Chassis badge (#1809354) | ||
File:Sharp EL-160 4.jpg|Powered on without the top case | File:Sharp EL-160 4.jpg|Powered on without the top case, case is noticeably discolored in spots | ||
File:Sharp EL-160 5.jpg|Back of the keypad | File:Sharp EL-160 5.jpg|Back of the keypad | ||
File:Sharp EL-160 6.jpg|Powered off with the top case and keypad assembly removed | File:Sharp EL-160 6.jpg|Powered off with the top case and keypad assembly removed, case is noticeably discolored in spots | ||
File:Sharp EL-160 7.jpg|Display board/assembly | File:Sharp EL-160 7.jpg|Display board/assembly | ||
File:Sharp EL-160 8.jpg|The back of the display board/assembly | File:Sharp EL-160 8.jpg|The back of the display board/assembly | ||
File:Sharp EL-160 9.jpg|Logic board (top) | File:Sharp EL-160 9.jpg|Logic board (top) | ||
File:Sharp EL-160 10.jpg|Logic board (bottom) | File:Sharp EL-160 10.jpg|Logic board (bottom) | ||
File:Sharp EL-160 11.jpg|Top case, keypad assembly, logic board, and display board removed | File:Sharp EL-160 11.jpg|Top case, keypad assembly, logic board, and display board removed, case is noticeably discolored in spots | ||
File:Sharp EL-160 12.jpg|Rear of the chassis with the top case removed | File:Sharp EL-160 12.jpg|Rear of the chassis with the top case removed | ||
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Revision as of 07:01, 12 July 2022
The Sharp EL-160 was an early desktop calculator produced by Sharp.
Special features
The calculator uses separate 'minus equals' and 'plus equals' keys, as well as a single key for multiplication and division, this was common for the time period.
The calculator also has an 'm/d' key, this allows the user to switch between having an 8 digit memory and having an extended 16 digit multiplication/division results register.
Internal design
The calculator uses 3 PCBs internally, one for the power supply, mounted inside a metal cage, and display and logic boards, both seated into a card-edge connector.
The calculator uses a reed-switch keypad, Vacuum Fluorescent Displays (12x Itron DG12B and 1x Itron SP-12A), and 4 Integrated Circuits, the Rockwell MRD2256, DC1152, ACM1156A, AU2271C, and the Hitachi HD3113, presumably for keyboard decoding purposes.
Gallery
External Resources
- Japanese Sharp EL-160 advertisement
- Sharp EL-160 on The Old Calculator Museum
- Sharp EL-160 on Curta Mania
- Sharp EL-160 on funkygoods
- Sharp EL-160 photo album
- Sharp EL-160 on Calcusem
- Sharp EL-160 on calculatormuseum.nl