Year/Period |
1950-1960 |
Maker |
BLEEKER |
Country |
The Netherlands |
Category |
Electrical measuring equipment |
Subcategory |
Other |
Type |
Control equipment |
Size of the instrument (h x w x d) |
17 × 12 × 12 cm |
Donated by |
P.P. de Bruijn, Zeist, the Netherlands |
Inventory number |
SM 212 |
The resistor switch is an element for a resistance bank or compensator. By adjusting the variable resistance the bridge can be balanced and the resistance or voltage measurement can take place. Bleeker’s Wheatstone and Thomson bridges and the Diesselhorst compensators are instruments of very high accuracy and durability. The very high quality of these instruments is achieved, among other things, by the use of these specially developed switches. The special construction of these switches guarantees a low and constant resistance of the contacts.
Transformer
BLEEKER
1935-1945
Normal resistors
HUYSER
1953-1980
Decade box/Resistance box, 1-6 decades
BLEEKER
1940-1960
Precision resistors, series 24000
BLEEKER
1930-1970
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2288 ER Rijswijk
The Netherlands
RSIN: 804217361
KVK: 41182753
IBAN: NL53INGB0007728414
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