File:Vector Slit-N-Wrap system.jpg
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English: A microprocessor system prototype board using wire wrap connections. During the design process wires can easily be moved to other pins allowing circuit modifications. This board uses the Vector Electronics "Slit-N-Wrap" system. When the insulated wire is wrapped around the square pins of the IC socket the insulation is slit producing a gas tight electrical connection. This is the back side of a microprocessor system using the Motorola 6802. This board was designed and built in September 1980 by Michael Holley. The photo was made with a Nikon D60 DSLR using an 18-55mm zoom lens fitted with a close-up adapter under tungsten lighting. A small aperture setting (f/36) with a slow shutter speed (1.5 sec) increased the depth of field. This is the full uncropped image with lighting adjustments made with Photoshop Elements 11. |
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| Author | Michael Holley Swtpc6800 |
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