On Figures 7 and 8 you have a quick look inside Panasonic DVD-S53. There you can see main four chips, the microcontroller, the motor driver, the RAM memory and the ROM memory.
Figure 7: Inside Panasonic DVD-S53.
Figure 8: Inside Panasonic DVD-S53.
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