Image:Thompson mirror galvanometer use.png

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Description

Drawing of a Thompson reflecting galvanometer from around 1880, showing use. The vertical tube contains a fine silk fiber, which suspends a 1/2 in. mirror with small magnets on its back, seen in window, in the center of a coil of wire. A light beam reflected from the mirror lands on a scale and serves as a pointer. Tom Perera's Scientific instrument collection says this was a Model 502, made by Elliot Bros., London. It has interchangeable coils of from 150 to 5000 ohms resistance. The left drawing is from Schneider, the right from Thompson. Alterations: removed captions, rotated Schneider image so it was vertical, scaled Thompson image by 0.60, combined images.

Source

Downloaded from Norman H. Schneider (1913) Electrical Instruments and Testing, Spon & Chamberlain, New York, p.13 fig.8 and Thompson, Sylvanus P. (1881) Elementary Lessons in Electricity and Magnetism, MacMillan, London, p.169, fig.91 on Google Books

Date

1913 and 1881

Author

Norman Hugh Schneider and Sylvanus P. Thompson

Permission
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