Sixteen channel electroencephalograph comprising control panel

Made:
1965-1970 in Schiller Park
maker:
Beckman Instruments Inc.

Sixteen channel electroencephalograph comprising control panel, plotter, input box and cables, by Beckman Instruments, Inc. (Offner Division), Illinois, USA, late 1970s. Donated by J.D. Edridge of Specialised Laboratory Equipment, Croydon. May include input / head box.

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
1980-1415/1
Materials:
steel, plastic and chart, paper
type:
electroencephalograph
credit:
Edridge, J.D.

Parts

Modular control panel for sixteen channel electroencephalograph

Modular control panel for sixteen channel electroencephalograph

Modular control panel for sixteen channel electroencephalograph

Measurements:
height 1140 mm
weight 730 kg
panel: depth 535 mm
Object Number:
1980-1415/1 Pt1
type:
control panels
Sixteen channel plotter for electroencephalograph

Sixteen channel plotter for electroencephalograph

Sixteen channel plotter for electroencephalograph

Measurements:
height 830 mm
width 590 mm
depth 455 mm
Object Number:
1980-1415/1 Pt2
type:
plotters
Input box and lead for sixteen channel electroencephalograph

Input box and lead for sixteen channel electroencephalograph

Input box and lead for sixteen channel electroencephalograph

Measurements:
depth 270 mm
width 190 mm
height 60 mm
Object Number:
1980-1415/1 Pt3
type:
input boxes
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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