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Noopy2014 · 5th Apr 2020, 7:24 pm

It´s amazing how many of you developed semiconducters!

Let me ask a off-topic-question: Does anybody know the Plessey MS1007?
Perhaps you have already seen that I´m collecting and analysing Gould 4070 oscilloscopes. They use a CCD-chip named MS1007. I have found some information about smaller and slower CCDs (MS1002, MS1003,...) but nothing about the MS1007. Perhaps it was a special chip for Gould or for the military?

5th Apr 2020, 7:24 pm	#16
Noopy2014 Tetrode Join Date: May 2014 Location: Eichstätt, Germany Posts: 88	Re: Die pictures It´s amazing how many of you developed semiconducters! Let me ask a off-topic-question: Does anybody know the Plessey MS1007? Perhaps you have already seen that I´m collecting and analysing Gould 4070 oscilloscopes. They use a CCD-chip named MS1007. I have found some information about smaller and slower CCDs (MS1002, MS1003,...) but nothing about the MS1007. Perhaps it was a special chip for Gould or for the military? __________________ https://www.richis-lab.de