Cambridge
A.C.
Instruments
for High
Frequencies
List No. 162
(about 1925/1927)

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The Cambridge
and Paul Instrument Co., LTD
Head Office
and Showrooms:
45, Grosvenor
Place, London, S.W.1
Works: London
and Cambridge
Keywords:
Inductance standards and accessories;
Self Inductance Standard Multi-range Compensated Type; Variable Self Inductance;
Low inductance resistances; Campbell Constant Inductance Rheostat; Precision
Condensors, single Mica Condensors; Subdevided Mica Condensors; Subdivided paper
Condensors, Telephone type - power type; Variable Plate Condensors; Sources and
Subsidiary Apparatus; Valve Generator; Eccles Valve-Maintained Tuning Fork; Reed
Hummer; Tuned Detectors - Campbell Vibration Galvanometer; Tuned Telephones;
Galvanometers for high Frequency Measurements; Duddell Thermo-Galvanometer for
High Frequency Measurements; Duddell Thermo-Ammeter - Indipendent Junctions;
Vacuo-Junctions - High Frequency Galvanometers; High Sensitivity Reflecting
Galvanometer for High Frequencies; Sensitive Pointer Galvanometer; Unipivot
Galvanometer system Paul; Portable High Frequency Galvanometer Outfits; Thermal
Milliammeter Multi-range; Moullin Voltmeter (patented) - Type A Voltmeter;
Cross-Talk meter; Standard Artificial Telephone Cable; Trunk Cable Test Sets;
Some Methods of Measuring Inductance, Capacity and resistance; Measurements of
Mutual Inductance - Maxwell's Method; Measurement of Self Inductance and
Effective Resistance - Heaviside Equal Ratio Bridge; Self Inductance of
Four-Terminal Resistances; Carey Forster Bridge - Precautions when testing small
condensers - Measuring of large Self Inductances; Anderson's Bridge; Wien's
Bridge; Capacity Ratio Arm Bridge; Hughes-Rayleigh Bridge; Campbell'sMethod of
Measuring Large Capacities or Frequencies; Hay's Method of Measuring Large Self
Inductances and Effective Resistance; Tuned Arm Method of Measuring Effective
Resistance; Maxwell's Commutator Bridge; Some Applications of the Moullin
Voltmeter
Consider also (or
go back to):
Campbell-Vibration Galvanometer
(Archive
displays)
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