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X-Ray of a 64-pin plastic package TMS9900NL 16-bit processor.
The package is about 3.25 inches long. The square in the centre is a metal plate that the actual chip is glued to. You can just about make out the outline of the chip. Tiny, ultra fine wires ('bond wires') connect between the chip and the metal lead frame.
Image made with a highly modified Scanmax 20 mail scanner.
A good visible light photo of the TMS9900NL is here:
Coquetel de lançamento do blu-ray do espetáculo Chimuchurasa - A Beleza do Sentimento.
Foto por Gabriel Inamine
(2nd Avenue btwn 12th & 13th Streets)
I was less concerned with fitting the 'Gourmet' in than getting the deli sandwich. I don't usually like neon together with other forms of lighting, but this is pretty great.
driving to canberra and i noticed the sun had fallen behind this cloud and created such an strange yet brilliant 'god ray'.
Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Memorial Park & Mortuary
1218 Glendon Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90024-4914
(310) 474-1579
crepuscular rays or "divine rays"
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raggi crepuscolari o "raggi divini"
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went (again) to the periodontics specialty to take out the stitches.. and took the opportunity to take a picture of my x-rays =)
also a mini challenge: X-ray
First ever submission for "CWD's - the audit group".
A self-portrait inspired by the poses and lighting of Man Ray, for the current week assignment for "Class With Daves: the Audit Group".
**Strobist info... 1 sb-sb-26 snooted towards face @1/32nd... and the available light through the blinds
I was shooting the Boston Marathon and look who walks through the finish line, "Jesus Shuttlesworth" Boston Celtics, Ray Allen