Photomultiplier

Made:
Great Britain
Photomultiplier (PEC) tubes used as the pickup device in Photomultiplier
Photomultiplier (PEC) tubes used as the pickup device in Photomultiplier

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Photomultiplier (PEC) tubes used as the pickup device in
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Photomultiplier (PEC) tubes used as the pickup device in Flying-spot telecines and slide scanners.

Details

Category:
Television
Collection:
BBC Heritage Collection
Object Number:
2012-5118/44
Materials:
glass and electronic components
Measurements:
overall: 60 mm x 320 mm x 950 mm,
type:
photomultiplier tube

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