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Not to be confused with TMS1000.

The TMS0100 (or TMS 0100) was a family of single-chip calculators designed and manufactured by Texas Instruments in 1971.

Part	Digits	Functions	Notes
TMS0101	8	4
TMS0102	8	4	AKA TMS1802
TMS0103	8	4
TMS0105	8	4
TMS0106	10	4
TMS0107	10	4
TMS0109	8	4
TMS0110	8	4
TMS0111	8	4
TMS0112	8	4
TMS0114	8	4
TMS0115	8	4
TMS0118	10	4
TMS0119	8	4

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-| title        = TMS0100
+| title             = TI TMS0100 Series
-| image        =
+| image             = <!-- Image representation of the IC family, e.g. "MCS-4.jpg"   -->
-| caption      =
+| caption           = <!-- description of the image                                  -->
-| developer    = [[Texas Instruments]]
+| developer         = Texas Instruments
-| manufacturer = [[Texas Instruments]]
+| manufacturer      = Texas Instruments
-| production   = [[1971]]-[[1980]]s
+| production start  = 1971
-| release      =
+| production end    = 1980
-| arch         =
+| release           = 1971
-| proc         =
+| proc              = 8 μm
-| clock        =
+| tech              = nMOS
+| package           = DIP28
 }}
 The '''TMS0100''' (or TMS 0100) was a [[microprocessor family|family]] of single-chip calculators designed and manufactured by [[Texas Instruments]] in 1971.