Black FlipChips

[gnupublic]

After the barn I'm now working at the school.
This is where Hasso lived and collected all the things he stripped from computers in the barn (and two others). A whole countryside school building from the 60ties with two classrooms full of parts. Not the computers, but parts. Mainly DEC. And everywhere parts.

I'm saving a lot, as far as I can, with the help of some friends. End of summer I plan an open day for people to come and take away things.

This time I save and sort FlipChips. When I have the list ready I will offer them here.

But for today three (bad) pictures with black "K" FlipChips.





There is the controller on the first picture and maybe up to 400 FlipChips. They seem to be mainly for industrial use, more stable but slow, when I understand that right.
But I do not know anybody who has a device with this black FlipChips.

So, is there anybody who is interested to save these? Please let me know.

 

[NeXT]

Someone correct me if wrong but I think the black handle flip chips were either for specialty industrial or customer-designed boards.

Edited: Gunkies says K-series boards are indeed for industrial applications.

 

[Roland Huisman]

I wonder if it has anything to do with the PDP14 since that was some sort of PLC.

 

[daver2]

They look intriguing...

Dave

 

[daver2]

The K modules are certainly for the PDP-14 PLC.

It would be interesting to find out how much of the PDP-14 is there, and whether it can be resurrected.

You mentioned the controller itself is present?

Would anyone be interested in taking on this task? I would...

Dave