Electronics Collection (page 3)

A Zeigertelegraph, produced by Werner von Siemens (mixed media)
XPH330613 A Zeigertelegraph, produced by Werner von Siemens (mixed media) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Zeigertelegraf; early telegraph machine; ); German

At Home, The Amateur Inventor (litho)
6003110 At Home, The Amateur Inventor (litho) by Pont (Graham Laidler) (1908-40); Private Collection; (add.info.: At Home, The Amateur Inventor)

Comic portrayals of early radio (colour litho)
6030129 Comic portrayals of early radio (colour litho) by Thiele, Carl Robert Arthur (1860-1936); Private Collection; (add.info.: Comic portrayals of early radio)

Wireless enthusiast, to sympathetic neighbour (litho)
1090752 Wireless enthusiast, to sympathetic neighbour (litho) by Robinson, William Heath (1872-1944); Private Collection; (add.info.: Wireless enthusiast, to sympathetic neighbour)

Pioneer Electronic Crossover SF-850 for DJ setup, ca. 1970. Creator: Pioneer
A metal Pioneer Electronic Crossover, Model SF-850 machine. The front of the machine is metal, silver with black type, with two rows of knobs. The top row has seven knobs

Guild Thunderbass amplifier, before 1978. Creator: Guild Guitar Company
Guild Thunderbass amplifier used by Christopher Dowd, keyboardist, vocalist and trombone player, in the alternative rock band, Fishbone. The amplifier has a serial number of: [4773]

Rebel Heart
Vito Guarino

Formula 1
Dmitry Skvortsov

Pye Works, polishing shop, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. Circa 1929

Loading Pye radios on to LNER delivery lorry. Circa 1929

English League Division One match at White Hart Lane. Tottenham Hotspur 2 v Liverpool 0. Terry McDermott turns the ball neatly in to the box during an early Liverpool attack. 29th March 1980

English League Division One match. at Anfield. Liverpool 3 v West Bromwich Albion 1. Ray Kennedy on the ball, wearing the new Liverpool Hitcahi sponsored strip. 25th August 1979

English League Division One match at Elland Road. Leeds United 1 v Liverpool 1. Alan Curtis of Leeds (left) with Phil Thompson of Liverpool, wearing the new Hitachi sponsored strip

Aerial view of Teesside, the Samsung site. 28th July 1995

She Watched TV on her way home! New York Secretary Connie Heald, aged 20, stands at a bus stop in busy fifth-avenue, New York waiting for her bus to take her home

Picture to accompany the "Robot Revolution"feature which ran in the Daily
Picture to accompany the " Robot Revolution" feature which ran in the Daily Mirror newspaper on the week commencing 27th June 1955

Royal Ballet Company dancers Lesley Collier aged 22 from Orpington and Marilyn Thompson, 21 from San Francisco, practice their printed out dance routine

National Space Invaders Championships 1981 A row of young enthusiasts playing to win

Ekco Wireless Manufactures at work at their desks on the production line 1932

Radar Operator August 1945 WaF Radar Operator - Pictured airwoman plotting aircraft on the Cathode Ray Tube Monitor

Sales at Selfridges in Oxford street. Customers were buying up the television sets and musical equipment, as well as other large electrical items. Mr. Len Eldridge, buyer in the radio and T.V

World War II Women. W. A. A. F.s learning to be electricians
World War II Women. W.A.A.F.s learning to be electricians. Seen with a sailor of Fleet air Arm undergoing same course. September 1941 P010248

Burt Coleman, co-founder of Dubreq Studios, with the prototype of the Stylophone, a miniature analog, stylus-operated keyboard, 18th September 1967

Electronics Computers: Girl operators working at the control panels of Bristol Aircraft Limited new " Duce" digital computer and Flutter Simulator

Sales at Selfridges in Oxford street. Customers were buying up the television sets and musical equipment, as well as other large electrical items. April 1975

Amateur Radio Norman Bennett, radio ham seen here with the transmitter, receiver recorder he built himself. June 1952 C3248

Mechanical Brain. One of the first computers to be used in business in the U. K
Mechanical Brain. One of the first computers to be used in business in the U.K. July 1952 C3465-001

Fairchild C-82A Packet N4833V (msn of the Wiley Electronics Company from Phoenix, Arizona. built as Fairchild C-82A-20-FA Packet 44-23031 (MSN 10075) to civil registry as N4833V in 1954

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China, Yunnan Province, Yunnanyi, Transmitter exhibit, Transportation Museum of China, Burma, India Theater in World War II

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Japan, Tokyo, Ginza, Chuo-dori Ave, part of the facade of the new Apple Computer store featuring the Apple logo

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Japan, Tokyo, Sony 3D televisions being demonstrated in shopping mall

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Japan, Tokyo, Sony 3D televisions being demonstrated in shopping mall

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Japan, Tokyo, Akihabara, line of electric and computer stores on chuo-dori avenue

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Japan, Tokyo, Akihabara, on Chuo-dori avenue, line of Electronics, computer, and video and computer game stores

Launcher Control Assistant, Sgt W. Lewis, of the 32nd G?
Launcher Control Assistant, Sgt W. Lewis, of the 32nd Guided Weapons Regiment of the Royal Artillery at Ty Croes, North Wales

Generator room at Oesterreichische Radioverkehrs A. G. Bisamberg transmission facility, Austria, c
RYS355868 Generator room at Oesterreichische Radioverkehrs A.G. Bisamberg transmission facility, Austria, c.1935 (b/w photo) by German Photographer (20th Century); Private Collection; German

Picture of a high-voltage mercury glass rectifier for radio broadcasting at Oesterreisische
RYS355867 Picture of a high-voltage mercury glass rectifier for radio broadcasting at Oesterreisische Radioverkehrs A.G. Bisamberg transmission facility, Austria, c

Vacuum tube for television broadcasting, c. 1933 (b / w photo)
RYS355866 Vacuum tube for television broadcasting, c. 1933 (b/w photo) by German Photographer (20th Century); Private Collection; German, out of copyright

ENIAC computer, c1944. Artist: J Presper Eckert
ENIAC computer, c1944. The first all-electronic computer designed to be Turing-complete, ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer)

Printed circuit board. Photograph

Meteorological systems on Cruise Liner Legend of the Seas off Marseilles, France
Marseilles, France - 20 June 2013. Modern cruise ships have extremely sophisticated GPS, electronic, radar and navigation systems

A FLIR camera mounted on an EH101 utility helicopter
A Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) camera, mounted on an EH101 utility helicopter

Chaff and flare dispensers on a U. S. Army UH-60L Blackhawk
Chaff and flare dispensers on a U.S. Army UH-60L Blackhawk

Computer motherboard, coloured X-ray C016 / 7212
Computer motherboard, coloured x-ray of the main circuit board (motherboard) of a personal computer (PC). Motherboard components include transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors and inductors

Biometric passport chip. This chip is used in passports as an electronic identity document that uses biometrics to authenticate the identity of travellers

Computer motherboard, artwork
Motherboard. Computer artwork of the main circuit board (motherboard) of a personal computer (PC). Motherboard components include transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors and inductors

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Electronics have revolutionized our world, from the humble beginnings of the Mos Technology 6502 microprocessor to the advanced artificial intelligence systems we see today. These intricate devices are powered by standard electrical circuit symbols that form the backbone of modern technology. In 1950, the Pilot ACE computer emerged as a groundbreaking invention, paving the way for future advancements in computing. Its complex circuits and innovative design set a new standard for electronic engineering. As technology progressed, electronics found their way into space with Cubesat satellites orbiting our planet, collecting valuable data and expanding our understanding of outer space. Meanwhile, tape recorders became popular gadgets allowing us to capture and preserve precious memories through sound. The introduction of computer keyboards transformed how we interacted with machines, enabling faster communication and efficient data entry. Light meters provided photographers with accurate measurements to capture perfect shots in various lighting conditions. Even everyday household appliances like washing machines embraced electronics. Artwork F006 / 7157 showcases a stunning depiction of this essential device that has simplified countless lives worldwide. Looking back at history, we remember Marconi's pioneering work in radio during the 19th century. His inventions laid the foundation for wireless communication systems that continue to connect people across vast distances even today. Circuit boards serve as electronic nerve centers connecting components within devices seamlessly. Their intricate patterns represent an amalgamation of science and artistry working together harmoniously. Artificial intelligence represents one of humanity's greatest achievements in electronics. The artwork depicting this concept captures its complexity and potential impact on society as it continues to evolve rapidly before our eyes. Zooming closer into these marvels reveals microchips - tiny wonders packed with immense power. Underneath their delicate surface lies an entire universe meticulously crafted using cutting-edge technology captured beautifully in light micrographs. From early inventions like the Mos Technology 6502 microprocessor to futuristic concepts like artificial intelligence-driven systems – they have shaped every aspect of our lives.