NEG-00-043

A data recorder mounted with a power supply and a function generator at San Diego State College

 

1960s

 

 

The Texas Instruments Recti/riter was a rectilinear strip-chart recorder used to record electrical phenomena. It was introduced in 1955 and marketed for studies of radar networks, nuclear energy projects, aircraft and missile research, public utility operations, and analog computer work. This model has dual recording paper strips. It may have been used in a geophysical laboratory, but its site at San Diego State College is unidentified. Here it is mounted with a power supply below it on the left and a function generator on top.

Laboratories; Texas Instruments equipment; Recti/riters; Data recorders; Power supplies; Function generators; San Diego State College

5500 Campanile Drive

California - San Diego - San Diego State University

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Post-1931 Photographs

MS-0311

 

 

Photographic negative; black and white

1 inch X 1.5 inches

No

 

 

 

Image

TIFF

10.69 MB