HP-35






在HP-35型上显示π


HP-35型科学计算器是惠普公司于1972年推出的世界上第一种手持式科学计算器。



功能


HP-35相当于掌上型的HP9100计算器。[1]使用发光二极管作为显示设备，可以显示10位数字，进行加减乘除、三角函数、指对数运算等功能。因为一共拥有35个按键而得名。另外，HP-35一特別之處，是它採用逆波蘭表示法（Reverse Polish notation）。




HP-35的电路板


2009年4月15日，IEEE宣布授予HP-35型计算器IEEE电子工程及计算里程碑奖。



资料来源





  1. ^ HP-35科学计算器荣获IEEE里程碑奖[永久失效連結]





































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惠普计算器

图形计算器:


  • 9g

  • 28C

  • 28S

  • 38G

  • 39G

  • 39g+

  • 39gs

  • 39gII

  • 40G

  • 40gs

  • 48S

  • 48SX

  • 48G

  • 48G+

  • 48GX

  • 48gII

  • 49G

  • 49g+

  • 50g

  • Prime

  • Xpander
可编程计算器:


  • 10C

  • 11C

  • 15C

  • 16C

  • 19C

  • 20S

  • 21S

  • 25

  • 25C

  • 29C

  • 32S

  • 32SII

  • 33C

  • 33E

  • 33s

  • 34C

  • 35s

  • 41C

  • 41CV

  • 41CX

  • 42S

  • 55

  • 65

  • 67

  • 71B

  • 95C

  • 97

  • 97S

  • 9100A

  • 9100B

  • 9805
科学计算器:


  • 6s

  • 6s Solar

  • 8s

  • 9s

  • 10s

  • 10s+

  • 21

  • 22S

  • 27

  • 27S

  • 30s

  • 31E

  • 32E

  • 35

  • 45

  • 46

  • 91
财务/商业计算器:


  • 10B

  • 10bII

  • 10bII+

  • 12C

  • 12c Platinum

  • 12c Prestige

  • 14B

  • 17B

  • 17BII

  • 17bII+

  • 18C

  • 19B

  • 19BII

  • 20b

  • 22

  • 27

  • 30b

  • 37E

  • 38C

  • 38E

  • 70

  • 80

  • 81

  • 92
其他:


  • 01

  • 10

  • CalcPad 100

  • CalcPad 200

  • QuickCalc

  • EasyCalc

  • SmartCalc

  • OfficeCalc

  • PrintCalc
技术:


  • RPN RPL PPL FOCAL ALG CAS



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