Microfocal x-ray unit

Made:: circa 1975

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Microfocal x-ray unit, 60kvp
Science Museum Group Collection
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Microfocal x-ray unit, 60kvp, complete with 2 electromagnetic lenses developed by Dr VE Cosslett, and electron gun and focal chamber developed by RV Ely, used by Prof. J.C.Buckland-Wright in pioneering microfocal radiography research of human bone and joint diseases, c.1975. Could obtain images up to 15 microns.

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Category:: Radiomedicine

Object Number:: 2009-151

Materials:: metal (unknown), glass and electronics

type:: microfocal x-ray unit

credit:: Professor Chris Buckland-Wright

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Target column microfocal x-ray unit

Target column microfocal x-ray unit, 60kvp, complete with 2 electromagnetic lenses developed by Dr VE Cosslett, and electron gun and focal chamber developed by RV Ely, used by Prof. J.C.Buckland-Wright in pioneering microfocal radiography research of human bone and joint diseases, c.1975. Could obtain images up to 15 microns.

Materials:: metal (unknown) , glass and electronics

Object Number:: 2009-151 Pt1

type:: microfocal x-ray unit

Objective lens for microfocal x-ray unit

Objective lens for microfocal x-ray unit, 60kvp, complete with 2 electromagnetic lenses developed by Dr VE Cosslett, and electron gun and focal chamber developed by RV Ely, used by Prof. J.C.Buckland-Wright in pioneering microfocal radiography research of human bone and joint diseases, c.1975. Could obtain images up to 15 microns.

Materials:: metal (unknown) , glass and electronics

Object Number:: 2009-151 Pt2

type:: microfocal x-ray unit

Filaments for for microfocal x-ray unit, 60kvp

Filments for microfocal x-ray unit

Filaments for for microfocal x-ray unit, 60kvp, complete with 2 electromagnetic lenses developed by Dr VE Cosslett, and electron gun and focal chamber developed by RV Ely, used by Prof. J.C.Buckland-Wright in pioneering microfocal radiography research of human bone and joint diseases, c.1975. Could obtain images up to 15 microns.

Materials:: metal (unknown) , glass and electronics

Object Number:: 2009-151 Pt3

type:: microfocal x-ray unit

Target chamber for microfocal x-ray unit

Target chamber for microfocal x-ray unit, 60kvp, complete with 2 electromagnetic lenses developed by Dr VE Cosslett, and electron gun and focal chamber developed by RV Ely, used by Prof. J.C.Buckland-Wright in pioneering microfocal radiography research of human bone and joint diseases, c.1975. Could obtain images up to 15 microns.