Fusor and other equipment

File — Box: 3, Folder: 4

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1 Photo of fusor through bell jar to show anode, Duplicate see (P0437n01_17_016)
2 Special effects shot of fusor (MK II) depicts interior and exterior of fusor.
3 Duplicate see (P0437n01_17_016)
4 Early fusor. Holes and mirrors are to view reaction, August 16 1960. Duplicate see (P0437n03_03_025)
5 caption 1: The MARK-III system was similar to the MARK-II with two important exceptions: the anode shell was utilized as the vacuum chamber and the arrangement was far more flexible. This apparatus was utilized principally for engineering studies. 1964-1967. caption 2: Mark III assembly installed on vacuum system. caption 3: Late model fusor all built up with guns. Post PTF?
6 Photomultiplier, 6PQA.
7 Deflection coil assembly.
8 IP25.
9 Antenna assembly with mast.
10 Photomultiplier, IOPSC.
11 Two multipactors
12 Deflection coil and subassy.
13 Duplicate see (P0437n03_02_037)
14 “Ghosted” view of fusor.
15 Fusor
16 Clockwise: iotron, Occillite, Oscillight, and image dissector. Circa 1928-34.
17 Late model fusor (MK IV) out of its’ pit.
18 Duplicate see (P0437n03_02_030)
19 Duplicate see (P0437n03_02_029)
20 Duplicate see (P0437n01_17_004)

Dates

1900-1980

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.