Analyser Collection

M. I. T. Calculator 1930S
The Differential Analyser calculating machine designed at Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Eine antike Uhr mit einer Spieluhr, 18. Jahrhundert

Eine alte Uhr, 16. Jahrhundert

An aneroid barometer, 19th century

The oldest Astrolab is a historical measuring device, device for seafaring to measure angles in the sky, historical illustration

Dynamometer, circa 1900 C017 / 0734
Elliptical sprung dynamometer. Medical dynamometers are used to measure and analyse muscle strength. This example by P. Harris is English and dates from around 1900

Black compass

Historic amperemeter, ammeter, Switzerland, Europe

Geochemical analysis. Desk holding a portable X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometer (centre right) used to determine the mineral composition of rock samples on location

Portable X-ray fluorescence spectrometer. Niton X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyser used to determine the mineral composition of rock samples on location

Mineral Analyser
The TELSEC portable non- dispersive X-ray mineral analyser offers a fast method of measuring selected elements in ores, soils, slags, etc. Date: November 1970

Technician places Cosmic Dust Analyser in tester
MODEL RELEASED. Cosmic dust analyser testing. Dr Simon Green places the Cosmic Dust Analyser (CDA) in a test chamber. The CDA is designed to collect and analyse interplanetary and interstellar dust

Red blood cell analysis
MODEL RELEASED. Automated erythrocyte (red blood cell) sedimentation analyser for blood analysis in a laboratory

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Step back in time as we explore the fascinating world of scientific analysis. From the M.I.T. Calculator of the 1930s, to the Dynamometer circa 1900 (C017 / 0734), this historic lab is filled with intriguing tools. A black compass and a historic amperemeter from Switzerland add to the European flair. Fast forward to modern times, a technician carefully places a Cosmic Dust Analyser into the tester. Meanwhile, geochemical analysis unfolds with a portable X-ray fluorescence spectrometer, revealing mineral compositions. And in the medical realm, a red blood cell analysis machine ensures accurate diagnostic information, continuing the endless pursuit of knowledge and discovery.