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"Heathkit" laboratory oscilloscope by Daystrom Ltd.

1950-1974

Solartron oscilloscope model CD568

1955-1961

Cathode-ray oscilloscope type GM 3155 B no.3851

1940-1959

Model 545B Dual Beam Oscilloscope

Oscillograph used for Electroencephalography

1939-1960

Dual trace oscilloscope made by Sampo Technology Corporation

1990

Dual-beam oscilloscope type D53 serial no.206362

1960-1970

Prototype liquid crystal oscilloscope display made at the Royal Signals and Radar Establishment

1978

Cossor double-beam oscilloscope tube 09D (CV 1596)

Portable cathode ray oscilloscope, about 1952

1951-1955

Oscilloscope Camera

1965

oscilloscope

oscilloscope

oscilloscope

Oscilloscope Camera

1965

Cossor double-beam oscilloscope tube 89J (CV2750)

Telequipment two-channel oscilloscope type D54

Dual Oscilloscope

1958

Furzehill oscilloscope

Miniature oscilloscope type 244

1949-1960

Scopex Voyager liquid crystal display oscilloscope

1982

Oscilloscope for use on Indicator Unit Type 26

Furzehill oscilloscope, type 0.180, s/n 14

oscilloscope

Storage oscilloscope

1973

Telequipment laboratory oscilloscope, type D43, s/n 74719, with manual

Telequipment laboratory oscilloscope

Dual channel digital storage oscilloscope, as used in the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures, 1988-1994.

Dual channel digital storage oscilloscope

1989

Dual channel digital storage oscilloscope, as used in the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures, 1988-1994.

Dual channel digital storage oscilloscope

1989

"Serviscope" oscilloscope, type 51E serial no. 80463, by Telequipment

"Serviscope" oscilloscope

1967-1979

Oscilloscope; contained in wooden case with 'ULTRASCOPE MK I' marked on front under screen, but above dials. Manufactured by Ultra Electric Ltd

Ultra Electric oscilloscope

Tektronik oscilloscope, type 545, (1959), with type K plug-in unit. (S/N) 100075)

Tektronik oscilloscope

Nagard wide-range calibrated oscilloscope, model DT 103, c. 1957

Nagard wide-range calibrated oscilloscope

Storage oscilloscope, type 549, with trolley, by Tektronix, 1960-69.

Storage oscilloscope

1960-1969

Sampling oscilloscope model 185A serial no. 120-00774 by Hewlett Packard, Palo Alto, California, with two captive probes, c. 1960, with two input channels each 10 - 200 mV/cm and timebase 10 - 100 millimicroseconds/cm plus X1 and X10 magnifier.

Sampling oscilloscope model 185A serial no. 120-00774 by Hewlett Packard

1955-1964 (estimated)

Oscilloscope, model 3332 no.21289, by A.C. Cossor Ltd., London, 1940-1960

Oscilloscope, model 3332 no.21289

1940-1960

Physiological stimulator with oscilloscope by Tektronix Guernsey Ltd., used at the Physiology Laboratory, Cambridge, 1960-1975

Physiological stimulator with oscilloscope by Tektronix Guernsey Ltd.

'Solarscope' type CD1014.3 cathode ray oscilloscope serial no. 95136 by Solartron

'Solarscope' type CD1014.3 cathode ray oscilloscope

1960-1969 (estimated)

Dual-beam oscilloscope type 502A serial no.102916, marked Tektronix Guernsey Ltd., C.I., with built-in timebase and amplifiers

Dual-beam oscilloscope type 502A serial no.102916

1960-1970

Dual-beam oscilloscope, type 555, serial number 100329, by Tektronix, 1960-79.

Dual-beam oscilloscope

1960-1979

XT316 Prototype Oscilloscope Chassis designed by E.N. Shaw, 1957 (Prototype for Solartron type CT316)

XT316 Prototype Oscilloscope Chassis designed by E.N. Shaw

1957

Dual channel digital storage oscilloscope, as used in the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures, 1988-1994.

Dual channel digital storage oscilloscope

1989

Gould dual channel analogue oscilloscope (long delay phosphor), as used in the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures, 1988-1994.

Gould dual channel analogue oscilloscope (long delay phosphor)

1989

Photodisk. Oscilloscope principal. Cone with celuloid diaphram and horseshoe magnet, on a wood base. mirror missing from centre of celuloid. Manufactured by Griffin and Tatlock Ltd

Oscilloscope manufactured by Griffin and Tatlock Ltd

circa 1940

Dual-beam oscilloscope type 565 serial no.000665 by Tektronix Inc. Portland, Oregon, USA, with two built-in timebases (one capable of acting as a delay timer) and two plug-in dual-tracer amplifiers type 3A6 serial nos. 100304 and 100306 both marked Textronix Guernsey Ltd., C.I.

Dual-beam oscilloscope type 565 serial no.000665

1960-1970

Oscilloscope type 561A serial no.100506 by Tektronix Guernsey Ltd., CI.

Oscilloscope type 561A serial no.100506 by Tektronix Guernsey Ltd.

1970-1984

Solartron Oscilloscope, type CT316, c.1960

Solartron Oscilloscope, type CT316, c.1960

1960

Dura-Vue 5th four channel non-fade oscilloscope, model 4144/2, for the central station of an intensive therapy unnit, by British American Optical Co. 1979

Dura-Vue 5th four channel non-fade oscilloscope

1979

Six dual channel digital storage oscilloscopes, as used in the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures, 1988-1994.

Six dual channel digital storage oscilloscopes

1989

Two Gould dual channel analogue oscilloscopes (long delay phosphor), as used in the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures, 1988-1994.

Two Gould dual channel analogue oscilloscopes (long delay phosphor)

1989

Oscilloscope by Mullard Measuring Apparatus, type E800, associated with Lord Adrian, 1945-1955

Oscilloscope by Mullard Measuring Apparatus