> Subassemblies (like PCBs) have part numbers with 2 groups of 5 > digits. The first group is the model number of the instrument that > first used that subassembly, padded with leading zeros. So for > example the CPU data path (ALU and registers) board in an > HP9830 is an 09810-66514, as it was first used in the HP9810. > > -tony Many thanks Tony, I didn't know about the "model number of the first instrument that used the assembly minus the zeroes", this explains a lot of things! Marc
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