An Intel 8048 version (actually made by NEC) with UV EPROM. This one lived in a Timelapse traffic counter of some sort, which served with the California department of transportation before being downsized several years ago and sent to the surplus sale where the photographer's father bought it for a small sum along with others.
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Image of the `fabled' 8048 with EPROM An Intel 8048 version (actually made by NEC) with UV EPROM. This one lived in a Timelapse traffic counter of some sort, which served with the California department of transportation before being downsized several