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    1974
    ELEKTRONIKA B3-02

    Developed in 1974, it may be a stretch to categorise the Elektronika B3-02 as an EKVM. Unlike its bulky cousin, the Elektronika-155, this was a desktop calculator of comparative elegance.

    While able to handle range of economic and accountancy calculations like the Iskra-210 and Elektronika-155, the Elektronika could also deal with both whole and fractional numbers.

    The decimal point on the Elektronika-155 is fixed, meaning that the first input dictates the maximum number of digits allowed in the integral parts of the subsequent numbers.

    The Elektronika has an eight-digit vacuum fluorescent display. When a number is entered or a result is generated which exceeds eight digits, the EKVM switches to OVERFLOW mode, displayed by a “ะŸ” sign. To skip this, the operator has to press the “ะกะš” or “ะก” button.

    The Elektronika weighs just 1.2 kg, with dimensions of 240×173.5×69 mm.

    Source: EKVM datasheet

    Weight: 1.2 kg

    Dimensions: 240×173.5×69 mm

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