All PPU models collected for research and documentation purposes.

If you have any of the models listed below that I do not have, please contact me, I may be interested in it!

Typically found in standard Famicom and NES models.

Model	Collected?	Note
RP2C02	No	Hardest to find model.
RP2C02A	Yes	Extremely common early revision. Timing differences cause bugs in modern Famicom cartridge boards.
RP2C02B	Yes
RP2C02C	Yes	Seemingly halted in favor of resuming B revision production, thus making it rare.
RC2C02C	???	Unlikely to ever exist outside of one known instance.
RP2C02D	Yes	Probably the "best" PPU revision to own and develop for alongside 2C02D-0.
RP2C02D-0	Yes	Is it really different from RP2C02D?
RP2C02E	Yes	Sometimes seen without any heat reduction methods.
RP2C02E-0	Yes	Is it really different from RP2C02E?
RP2C02G-0	Yes	Probably the most common revision.
RP2C02H-0	Yes	Laser marked variant only

Typically found in standard PAL NES models. Intentionally incompatible with Dendy Famiclone standard.

Model	Collected?	Note
RP2C07	No	Can't seem to find a unit with it yet.
RP2C07-0	Yes
RP2C07A	Yes

Typically found in "special" consoles by Sharp, or in arcade hardware.

Model	Collected?	Note
RC2C03	No	Seems only available in C1 TV.
RC2C03B	No	RGB version of RP2C02B.
RP2C03B	Yes	Is it really different from RC2C03B?
RC2C03C	No	RGB version of RP2C02C.
RP2C03C	No	Is it really different from RC2C03C?
RP2C03G	???	Really exists? Only claimed by seller listings for C1 TV replacement parts.
RP2C04-0001	Yes	Palette ROM data scramble (not inverted).
RP2C04-0002	No	Is it really significantly different from 0001 model outside of palette?
RP2C04-0003	No	"
RP2C04-0004	No	"
RC2C05-01	No	Copy protected with register swap.
RC2C05-02	No	Really exists? No photo or detailed information can be found.
RC2C05-03	No	Changed read-back value only?
RC2C05-04	Yes	"
RC2C05-99	Yes	Only exists in Sharp Famicom Titler (AN-510).