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Amplifier

Type 13C

UniversalMeter

Serial No. 011781

Sine/Square Wave Generator

Sine/Square Wave Generator Model IG-82

Oscilloscope

Oscilloscope Heathkit, model OL-1

Oscilloscope

Model D61

Oscilloscope with Cart

Tektronix 502A with Cart (te_236)

Storage Oscilloscope with Cart

Model 564 with Cart (te_238)

Dual-Beam Oscilloscope with Cart

Tektronix 502A Dual-Beam Oscilloscope with Cart (te_240)

Oscilloscope

Model 5431A

Oscilloscope

Tektronix Model 541

Galvanometer

A galvanometer is a device for detecting electric current. The galvanometer pointer deflection is from electric current passing through a coil immersed in a magnetic field.

Oscillograph

Type PM12a6

DC Voltmeter

DC Voltmeter 0.0 to 7.5 Volts Cat. No. 3057K, Serial No. 37257

Galvanometer

Leeds and Northrup bench-top galvanometer Cat. No. 2500 F Serial No. 74215

Faraday Disk

Invented by Michael Faraday in 1831, his Faraday disk showed the connection between electricity and magnetism by producing an electric current between the center of the disk and its rim as the disk is rotated by a hand crank. The disk center and rim are connected to the terminals, the rim via a mercury bath on the base. The copper rim passes through the bath. This Faraday disk is a demonstration motor. With a battery or DC power supply connected to the terminals, the disk rotates due to the force on the moving charges produced by the magnetic field from the horseshoe magnet. We no longer use this demonstration to avoid possible mercury vapor emission due to electrical sparks at the copper-mercury connection.