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Capacitance Displacement Transducer, 1970-1982.

Nuclear Energy

1970-1982

Mark I Magnox Reactor Inspection Vehicle, controls and probe, c.1978

Nuclear Energy

1970-1978

Demonstration of reproduction of sound from sound

Sound Reproduction

1949

hydrogen bubble chamber, 10 cm, made at Imperial College, London in 1957 .

Liquid hydrogen bubble chamber.

Nuclear Physics

1957

4 MeV electron linear accelerator built by D.W. Fry et al, c. 1948. Ancillary - equipment: IONISATION GAUGE CONTROL UNIT model 3. Made in England by Edwards High Vacuum Ltd., Crawley, Sussex.

4 MeV electron linear accelerator built by D.W. Fr

Nuclear Physics

1947

Marley high speed camera with multi lenses. 16 slits and 59 lenses produces 50 imags on 35mm film at 100,000 per second.

Marley high speed camera with multi lenses

Photographic Technology

Electric speed indicating equipment No.782073

Electric speed indicating equipment No.782073

Electricity Supply

SEC vidicon camera tube - identical to one used in IUE (international ultra-violet explorer) satellite, by the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Chilton, Didcot, England, 1972.

SEC vidicon camera tube - identical to one used in

Astronomy

1972

Soft x-ray microscope using zone plate focussing, made at King's College, London, England, in about 1985 and used on a beam line of the Daresbury synchrotron radiation source until about 1997.

Soft X-Ray Microscope, 1986

Microscopes

1986

UK5 (Ariel V) satellite Propane gas bottle, flight spare, assembled by Marconi Space & Defence Systems Ltd., England, 1970-1971.

UK5 (Ariel V) Satellite Gas Container, English, 1971

Space Technology

1970-1971

Long-Schattner Prepayment meter no.769, 5 amps. 210 volts

Long-Schattner Prepayment meter no.769, 5 amps. 21

Electricity Supply

EPIRB radio distress beacon transmitting on SARSAT satellite frequencies, one of three, Locat LDT 50 working demonstration

Radio Distress Beacon (EPIRB), 1980s

Space Technology

1984-1986

Multiple-lens camera for taking high-speed photographs on a fixed plate at rates up to 3000 per second. Invented and used by Dr Lucien Bull, CBE, in 1933. b) Fifty anastigmatic f3.5 lenses for use with the above (mounted insitu). Booklet MOTEUR Universel. Type. BIS. Serial No. 208747.

Lucien Bull Multiple-lens Camera for Taking High-speed Photographs

Photographic Technology

1933

set of separate parts for moving coil meter with metal rectifier for AC measurement

set of separate parts for moving coil meter with m

Electricity Supply