Image
Category
Object type
Maker
Place of origin
Date

Cloud mapper sensor for Meteostat weather satellite by Centronic Ltd., 1985-1988

1985-1988

Model of stable isotope separation plant

1954

Experimental type 2P Geiger-Muller tube

1978-95

Neutron Detector

1992

Model thin walled beta-sensitive Geiger-Muller tube

1947

Model of solid state radiation detector

1958

Model of metal bodied end window Geiger-Muller tube

1950-1970

Model of travelling wave deflection cathode ray tube

1956

Type M2N Geiger-Muller tube

1978-95

All-metal end window Geiger-Muller tube assembly

1978-1995

Pulse Fission Detector, c 1996

1996

Smart Ion Detector, made by Centronic Ltd., New Ad

1995

Boron steel balls for use in reactor safety systems

1960-1970

Boron steel plate for use in reactor safety systems. Made by 20th Century Electronics 1958-70 on a large scale

1960-1970

Model of REM/N neutron dose equivalent counter

1964

Boron carbide pellets

1967

Model of BF3 neutron proportional Geiger counter

1954

Model of Harries 'sunflower' projection cathode ray tube

1970

Presentation model of field ion microscope

1968

Model of fission Geiger counter type FC4, for counting individual particles and photons resulting from fission. Made by 20th Century Electronics in 1967. The model was made for, and presented to, Gilbert Tomes by his workforce at 20th Century Electronics (Later Centronic Ltd)

Model of fission Geiger counter type FC4

1967

Type IB2 Geiger-Muller tube assembly with two spare shells showing construction

Type IB2 Geiger-Muller tube assembly

1978-95

Model of tower containing boron isotope separation plant, made by 20th Century Electronics Ltd staff, 1977-78.

Isotope separation plant, 1977-1978.

1977-1978

Model of gamma compensated ionisation chamber type RC6, made by 20th Century Electronics in 1967. The ionisation chamber contains two oppositely-charged electrodes arranged so that, when the gas is ionised (ie: by X-rays), the ions are drawn to the electrodes, creating a current. This is used as a measure of the intensity of the ionising radiation. The model was made for, and presented to, Gilbert Tomes by his workforce at 20th Century Electronics (Later Centronic Ltd)

Model of gamma compensated ionisation chamber type RC6

1967