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Shelfmark

CSI.24

Maker

Cambridge Instrument Company; Ltd.

Title

General Purpose Polarograph Operating Instructions

Description

Includes a description, and instructions for operation.


Maker

[Hilger & Watts]

Title

Assembly and Test Procedure Y.490

Description

This document is a rough draft, and is presented as a list of procedures covering fourteen pages, without numbers or headings. It is accompanied by a photocopied drawing of the instrument, covering two pages.


Shelfmark

Nia.2

Maker

British Society for Research in Agricultural Engineering

Title

List of publications and translations

Description

Bibliography of::- Reports: 37 titles; Technical Memoranda: 71 titles; Reports of Tests: 107 titles; British Standard Test Reports: 47 titles; Agricultural Engineering Records: 11 records from Winter 1946-7 to Summer 1949; Miscellaneous Reports: 3 titles; Agricultural and Horticultural Engineering Abstracts: 6 volumes; Annual Reports: N.I.A.E. and S.M.T.S. Reports for the periods 1 October to 30 September 1954 [4 Reports]; Translations: 9 titles


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wts.15

Maker

W. Watson & Sons

Title

Description & price list of the Holostigmat lens [facsimile]. Series Ia. F/4.6. Series I. F/6.I. Series II. F/8

Description

After a general introduction to the Holostigmat lens, there follows a list of instruments, each with about half a page of description, half a page of specifications and prices, some with illustrations. Instruments featured are as follows:-
Price list of the Holostigmat Convertible, Series 1 a. The new
lens;
Price list of the Holostigmat Convertible, Series 1, F/6.1;
Price list of the Holostigmat Convertible, Series II, f/8;
Price list of the Extra Hemi-Symmetrical Holostigmat
Convertible. Series I;
Price list of the Extra Hemi-Symmetrical Holostigmat
Convertible. Series II;
Holostigmat lenses. Series I. In sets of 6 foci;.
The Holostigmat Convertible wide-angle lens;
Watson’s tele-photo attachments
The new Watson-Conrady process lens, “Actinolux”;
The new Watson-Conrady “Actinolux” reversing prism


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sie.4

Maker

Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Title

Planning the Layout and Preliminary Requirements for Installing an ELMISKOP I (serial no. 248-599; 1001-1218)

Description

- Typewritten list of instructions for preliminary requirements and installation of an ELMISKOP electron microscope
- Drawing of a possible installation plan


Shelfmark

Csi.91

Maker

Cambridge and Paul Instrument Co.; Ltd.

Title

Cambridge Resistances and Bridges

Description


Shelfmark

Gen.8

Maker

Megaw; E.C.S.

Title

Magnetron valves for ultra-short wavelengths

Description

The article begins by considering oscillations of ultra-short wavelength, and the inherent limitations of the familiar triode circuits in producing, amplifying and detecting such oscillations.
It goes on to introduce a valve which suffers less from these limitations since the electron paths are modified by the presence of a constant magnetic field.
Information on this device is presented under these headings:-
The use of a magnetic field in valves for generating ultra-short
wave oscillations;
Negative resistance or “Dynatron” oscillations;
Electron resonance or “electronic” oscillations;
The “intermediate” wavelength range: Behaviour of
magnetron valves in the intermediate range;
Operating characteristics of magnetron valves;
Field magnets;


Shelfmark

CSI.182.61

Maker

Cambridge Instrument Company

Title

Cambridge Thermo-Electric Pyrometers

Description


Shelfmark

hig.2

Maker

Highgate Optical

Title

XJP1 & XJP2 Stereo Microscopes

Description

-Photograph and description of sXJP1 and XJP2 stereo microscopes
-List of features
-Typewritten price list - trade prices and recommended retail prices (annotated in ink).


Shelfmark

Fis.1

Maker

Fison; Alfred H.

Title

Syllabus of a course of ten lectures on recent discoveries with the telescope and spectroscope [facsimile]

Description

This syllabus is presented by lecture title:-
Lecture I. Celestial photography;
Lecture II. The spectroscope;
Lecture III. Spectrum analysis;
Lecture IV. The spectrum of the sun;
Lecture VI. The motions of the stars (Doppler’s Principle);
Lecture VII. The physics of the sun;
Lecture VIII. Double and multiple stars;
Lecture IX. New and variable stars;
Lecture X. The life of a star.
The document ends with a numbered list (1-40) of questions, from which homework is to be set each week during the course.


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