Saturable Reactor

Made:
1967-1968
Saturable Reactor

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Saturable reactor made by Hirst Electrical Industries Ltd. Circa 1967/1968.

Details

Category:
Metallurgy
Object Number:
2002-422
Materials:
copper (metal), iron, plastic (unidentified) and steel (metal)
Measurements:
overall: 1330 mm x 700 mm x 770 mm,
type:
transductor
credit:
Essex University

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