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SHARP EL-W506X scientific calculator from 2011
01-11-2017, 12:27 PM
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RE: SHARP EL-W506X scientific calculator from 2011
Dismantling.
It uses a single LR44 1.5V cell as backup and auxiliary power for the solar panel.

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The solar panel generates 1.8VDC under strong light.

[Image: Sharp_EL-W506Z_09.JPG]


It seems SHARP uses a single internal PCA design for all Colourful Scientific Calculators series.
A table with seven models can be selected by changing the hardware jumpers. I didn't test it.

[Image: Sharp_EL-W506Z_10.JPG]

The solar panel is more sensitive to what can be found on the CASIO fx-991 series.
Under the same conditions, the CASIO machines will not power on, requiring either more light or a battery cell to be able to work.

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The keyboard construction is similar to what we see on CASIO machines.
A rubber membrane and discrete plastic keys.

[Image: Sharp_EL-W506Z_12.JPG] [Image: Sharp_EL-W506Z_13.JPG] [Image: Sharp_EL-W506Z_14.JPG]

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