Harris Semiconductor SIC04-0100-01B - Computer (1) - In original box





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Harris Semiconductor SIC04-0100-01B circuit module, 1985, one unit, new in original packaging, in working order.
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TNT circuit module Harris Semiconductor. One piece.
A real treat for collectors, in new condition in its original packaging; for this item I will attach copies of the documentation visible in the photos. This module is not currently available on any auction sites.
Technical specifications are reserved and not publicly available due to its intended use. It was used in telecommunications satellites. Weight is 15.4 grams.
Its purpose is:
The L-Sat program (large satellite), better known in the 1980s as Olympus 1, was an undertaking of the European Space Agency (ESA) aimed at building a large, versatile satellite platform, in which British Aerospace (BAe) played a leading role.
Program goal. L-Sat aimed to develop a high-power 4 kW platform for remotely handling a variety of payloads, such as satellite television.
(British Aerospace) BAe was the prime contractor of the consortium building the satellite.
During development, the working name L-Sat was changed to Olympus.
The Olympus satellite was launched in July 1989 by an Ariane 3 rocket from Kourou.
If you bid and did not win the auction, you can contact me to list another unit for bidding.
TNT circuit module Harris Semiconductor. One piece.
A real treat for collectors, in new condition in its original packaging; for this item I will attach copies of the documentation visible in the photos. This module is not currently available on any auction sites.
Technical specifications are reserved and not publicly available due to its intended use. It was used in telecommunications satellites. Weight is 15.4 grams.
Its purpose is:
The L-Sat program (large satellite), better known in the 1980s as Olympus 1, was an undertaking of the European Space Agency (ESA) aimed at building a large, versatile satellite platform, in which British Aerospace (BAe) played a leading role.
Program goal. L-Sat aimed to develop a high-power 4 kW platform for remotely handling a variety of payloads, such as satellite television.
(British Aerospace) BAe was the prime contractor of the consortium building the satellite.
During development, the working name L-Sat was changed to Olympus.
The Olympus satellite was launched in July 1989 by an Ariane 3 rocket from Kourou.
If you bid and did not win the auction, you can contact me to list another unit for bidding.

