Semp

Machine-translated from the Portuguese article

Semp is a Brazilian electronics company founded in 1942 by Commander Affonso Brandão Hennel in the city of São Paulo, whose main activity at its beginning was the manufacture of radios. One of the milestones in the company's history was the launch of the PT 76 radio, which achieved enormous popularity and earned the affectionate nickname "capelinha". Another important milestone in the São Paulo company's history was the launch, in 1951, of the first television manufactured in Brazil, one year after the first national television broadcast, and of Brazil's first color television, in 1972.