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Ohmmeter

Model 564, Type 21

DC Voltmeter

0-150 Volts Model 515

AC MilliAmmeter

0-100 MilliAmperes Model 476

DC Ammeter

0-20 Milliamperes Type DO-41, Model AAX223

DC VoltAmmeter

DC VoltAmmeter Model I-50

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. Model 574E

12-step Inductor

Type III 0

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

Galvanometer Ayrton Shunt

Universal Ayrton Leeds & Northrup shunt for any galvanometer. . Decreases galvanometer sensitivity by shunting a selected fraction of the input current to bypass the galvanometer. Shunt resistance affects galvanometer damping. Date Unknown. Model No. 2116, Serial No. 275073

Induction Coil

Induction coil probably manufactured or at least marketed by Cental Scientific Company. The coil matches the image of another coil with a Central Scientific nameplate. The nameplate is missing from our coil, but the mounting spots are visible. Nameplates containing Central Scientific Company were probably manufactured between 1900 and 1909 with those containing the trademark CENCO manufactured after 1909.

Signal Corps Test Unit I-176

Signal Corp Test Unit I-176, serial no. 0238, containing a Triplet Elec. Inst. Co. multimeter. The Physics Department probably obtained this unit from army surplus in the decades following World War II.

L. Bradley Circular Resistance Box

Circular resistance box manufactured by L. Bradley & Co. in Chicago. Patent date is Jan. 7, 1873. Construction of box consistent with 1870s technology. Box was probably used in trouble shooting telegraph or possibly telephone lines. We have no further information about the box.