The markings at the top say "TC104-1", and at the bottom "9041".
It was found in a box of random ICs and parts, and googling hasn't lead me anywhere.
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That is an Atmel AT24C512B. Two-wire Serial EEPROM, 2.5V, 512K (65,536 x 8).
See the AT24C512B datasheet page 13 for markings.
It is a nanoMODUL-164 SBC (Single Board Computer). The pictures are so similar I would bet money that this is the same part, not just a similar product.
The nanoMODUL-164 brings Infineon 16-bit power and CAN connectivity to a very minimal form factor (47 x 38 mm). Based on the Infineon C164CI controller, the board delivers instruction cycles in 100ns, enabling speedy data throughput. The on-chip 8-channel A/D converter with 10-bit resolution, Full 2.0B CAN interface and all other controller signals extend to 1.27mm pitch pin headers aligning the board's edges. The standard memory configuration boasts 256KB of both SRAM and Flash memory.
Listed on Infineon's 3rd party Starter/Evaluation/Application Kits/Boards list
Produced by Phytec, Legacy Device, but full documentation available
Found it by googling "C164CI SBC"
Enjoy.
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Looks to be a Texas Instrument TC 104-1, CCD line scan sensor.
From Data Sheet Archive I was able to find:
TC104-1
These types of chips are typically used for automated inspection cameras or flat bed scanners. They are a 1D CCD sensor.