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-407B-1-S-CES293 RobotversusCanon F-1

ABM -407B-1-S-CES293 Robot, Canon Canon F-1, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
OEMABMCanon
Category——
Wafer size——
Process node——
Introduced—1971
Production run—1971–1981
Lifecycle—Legacy
Lifecycle milestones——
Control system——
Generation——
FamilyABM -407B-1-S-CES293 RobotCanon Canon F-1
Cited variants—
Specifications
ModelABM-407B-1-S-CES293[2]—
DescriptionROBOT[2]—
Refurbished RTP RTAAG Associates 4100, 4108, 8108, 8800, 8800i,210, 310, 410, 610, 610I, MPT RTP-600S, 800S, RTP-3000[2]—
KLA-Tencor Spare Parts and ServiceRS-35C,RS-55,RS-75,RS-100,UV-1050,UV-1080,UV-1250,UV-1280,ASET F5 / F5X,AIT Systems,HRP-220 Stylus Profiler[2]—
Refurbished Isotropic Plasma EtcherMatrix, Tegal, Lam Research, Branson/IPC, PlasmaTherm[2]—
Refurbished PECVD, ALD EquipmentCambridge, Oxford PlasmaLab , Plasma-Therm, STS/SPTS, AMAT[2]—
Refurbished Mask AlignerCanon Neutronix PLA501/545, Suss MA200CC, MA8BA8 GEN3, MA8BA8 GEN2, MA8BA8, MA200E[2]—
Refurbished BondingSUSS SB6E, SUSS SB8E, EVG 620 BA, EVG EV501, West Bond 7200AR 7400A[2]—
Refurbished Wafer ProberElectroglas EG 4090u+, EG 4090, EG 2001X, EG 1034X, Cascade PS-21[2]—
Type—High-end SLR camera[3]
Introduction year—1971[3]
Film format—35mm (135)[4]
Years produced—1971–1981[4]
Lens mount—Canon FD (breech-lock)[4]
Shutter—Vertically-traveling titanium foil focal-plane; 1 sec – 1/2000 sec, B[4]
Metering—TTL full-aperture CdS metering (center-weighted)[4]
Exposure modes—Manual only[4]
Viewfinder—Interchangeable pentaprism or waist-level finder; fixed focusing screen (interchangeable)[4]
Dimensions—149 × 92 × 59 mm; ~790 g (body only, no battery)[4]
ISO range—25–3200[5]
Battery—1.3V / PX625A[5]
Self-timer—Mechanical 10 sec[5]
Sources (5)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]camera-wiki.orgcamera-wiki.org
  2. [2]dealer listingsemistarcorp.com
  3. [3]en.wikipedia.orgen.wikipedia.org
  4. [4]vintagetechnologyarchive.comvintagetechnologyarchive.com
  5. [5]shootitwithfilm.comshootitwithfilm.com