201 Free Photos of Electronic Museum

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AN-APT-5 noise transmitter - National Electronics Museum - DSC00444
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Long wave length chaff - National Electronics Museum - DSC00461
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AN-ALT-7 radio transmitter - National Electronics Museum - DSC00470
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AN-APT-5 noise transmitters - National Electronics Museum - DSC00442
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Interior view - National Electronics Museum - DSC00436
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AN-ALQ-167 noise and deception pod - National Electronics Museum - DSC00453
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Interior view - National Electronics Museum - DSC00473
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Interior view - National Electronics Museum - DSC00041
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Sonobuoys - National Electronics Museum - DSC00543
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Radar, unidentified - National Electronics Museum - DSC00320
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Telegraph key display - National Electronics Museum - DSC00215
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EAR Antenna, Electronically Agile Radar, Westinghouse, 1972-1979, designed for B-52 and FB-111 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00380
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Unidentified array, view 3 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00595
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Unidentified array, view 1 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00589
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Unidentified array, view 2 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00592
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Interior view of radar room - National Electronics Museum - DSC00363
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Electric Oscillograph (Westinghouse) - National Electronics Museum - DSC00049
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AN-ALE-28 chaff dispenser for F-111 aircraft - National Electronics Museum - DSC00458
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Enigma machine, 3 rotor - National Electronics Museum - DSC00197
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MERA Antenna, Molecular Electronics for Radio Applications, Texas Instruments, 1965-1969 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00371
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AN-DPN-34A Electronic Circuitry, radar control built with miniature vacuum tubes - National Electronics Museum - DSC00358
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AN-APT-1 (right) and AN-APT-2 (left) noise jammers - National Electronics Museum - DSC00438
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Teletype machine with tape punch - National Electronics Museum - DSC00212
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Ku-Band Active Phased Array, developed by COMSAT Laboratories - National Electronics Museum - DSC00550
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SCR-720 radar - National Electronics Museum - DSC00275
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Teletype, Teletype Corporation, c. 1920s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00077
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WX-200 Concept Radar, Westinghouse, 1974 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00402
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APQ-35 radar modulator - National Electronics Museum - DSC00327
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AN-APG-77, AESA, Active Electronically Scanned Array, Northrop Grumman, 2001 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00388
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Telegraph key, unidentified - National Electronics Museum - DSC00223
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AN-ALQ-71, AN-ALQ-72, and AN-ALQ-176 countermeasure pods - National Electronics Museum - DSC00449
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AN-APQ-120 in test bench, 1967 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00368
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SCR-270 Radar Antenna - National Electronics Museum - DSC00623
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Doppler Radar Navigation Aid - National Electronics Museum - DSC00364
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SCR-270 Radar display - National Electronics Museum - DSC00260
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AN-APG-68 radar, Westinghouse, 1978 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00415
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AN-APQ-148 Radar, Norden, 1972 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00068
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AN-ALT-6B Transmitter, hydraulically tuned and liquid cooled (right) with AN-ALT-6B power supply (left) - National Electronics Museum - DSC00466
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AN-ALQ-153(V) analog signal processor, top, with AN-ALQ0153(V) digical signal processor (bottom) - National Electronics Museum - DSC00463
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Ammeter, Westinghouse Type P Portable - National Electronics Museum - DSC00510
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AN-APG-81 Antenna, 2005 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00393
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SCR-584 radar, main system - National Electronics Museum - DSC00265
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Cavity magnetron, modern Japanese multi-cavity magnetron - National Electronics Museum - DSC00288
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Comptometer, Felt & Tarrant Manufacturing Co., c. 1890s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00075
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Electronic Secretary Model R1, view 2, made by Electronic Secretary Industries, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1949 - Wisconsin Historical Museum - DSC02811
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Analog Hygrometer, made by Andrew J. Lloyd, early 1900s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00071
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RJ-557 Amplifier Tube, Westinghouse - National Electronics Museum - DSC00168
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Radio Set SCR-399-A installed as a mobile station - National Electronics Museum - DSC00239
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AN-DPN-34 Antenna, X-Band frequency - National Electronics Museum - DSC00345
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AN-SPG-55B Radar, mid 1950s, view 1 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00625
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Electronic Secretary Model R1, view 1, made by Electronic Secretary Industries, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1949 - Wisconsin Historical Museum - DSC02809
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Wheatstone Bridge, Leeds and Northrup, Philadelphia, late 1800s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00088
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Project Echo, spare canister for containing satellite - National Electronics Museum - DSC00583
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AN-APS-4, developed 1942, US Navy aircraft - National Electronics Museum - DSC00307
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FuG 65 Wurzburg Riese (Giant) Radar Antenna - National Electronics Museum - DSC00606
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Westinghouse Television Model 196, c. 1949 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00058
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AN-SPG-55B Radar, mid 1950s, view 2 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00628
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AN-APQ-164 radar, Westinghouse, developed in 1982 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00384
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AN-AAR-53 Combined Function FLIR-IRST (CFF), view 3 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00534
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Cavity magnetron, World War II era, multi-cavity magnetron - National Electronics Museum - DSC00290
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M-209 mechanical cipher machine, Smith Corona - National Electronics Museum - DSC00201
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Slide Rule and Case, Pickett and Eckel, mid 1900s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00081
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Telegraph key, Jerome Redding & Company, Boston, Mass. - National Electronics Museum - DSC00218
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AN-AAR-53 Combined Function FLIR-IRST (CFF), view 5 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00540
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AN-AAR-53 Combined Function FLIR-IRST (CFF), view 2 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00530
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ASQ-153 Pave Spike system, view 1 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00517
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ASQ-153 Pave Spike system, view 2 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00520
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AWACS antenna, Airborne Warning and Control System - National Electronics Museum - DSC00416
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AN-AAR-53 Combined Function FLIR-IRST (CFF), view 4 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00536
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Bendix Radio FactoMeter, Model 847X Field Test Receiver - National Electronics Museum - DSC00155
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ASQ-153 Pave Spike system, view 3 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00522
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M-209 mechanical cipher machine, Smith Corona - National Electronics Museum - DSC00207
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M-209 mechanical cipher machine, Smith Corona - National Electronics Museum - DSC00205
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AN-ALQ-101, AN-ALQ-119, and AN-ALQ-131 dual-mode, noise and deception countermeasure systems - National Electronics Museum - DSC00454
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Scott Model 6t-11 Television, vertical tube with mirror - National Electronics Museum - DSC00190
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Telegraph key, Vibroplex, Horace G. Martin - National Electronics Museum - DSC00221
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AN-TRQ-23 Radio Receiving Set with Radio Receiver CRM-46153, Loop Antenna CRM-69078, and Azimuth Indicator IP-740-GR - National Electronics Museum - DSC00448
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AS-251 Antenna, c. 1940s, used with AN-APR-4 intercept receiver - National Electronics Museum - DSC00053
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QRC-84-02A Infrared Counter Measures Set - National Electronics Museum - DSC00515
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SCR-584 radar system, M-9 Gun Director - National Electronics Museum - DSC00273
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Tube and Circuit Tester, Precision Apparatus Company, Inc., 1940s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00098
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APQ-56 Radar Set Control - National Electronics Museum - DSC00334
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Cylindrical Audion, made by Lee deForest's laboratory, c. late 1910s-1920s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00106
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Mark 52 Director with Mark 26 Radar and Mark 13 Computer - National Electronics Museum - DSC00296
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UX201A, RCA, c. 1925 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00129
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Model S-27 UHF Radio Receiver, Hallicrafters - National Electronics Museum - DSC00476
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Zenith Wavemagnet Radio, Model 6G601, mid 1900s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00095
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Radio Transmitter Model TBL-13, US Navy, Westinghouse - National Electronics Museum - DSC00251
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TPS-43 Air Force S-Band Tactical Surveillance Radar, Westinghouse - National Electronics Museum - DSC00633
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UV201A, RCA, c. 1922 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00127
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Cylindrical Audion, made by Lee deForest's laboratory, c. late 1910s-1920s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00107
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AN-AAR-53 Combined Function FLIR-IRST (CFF), view 1 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00526
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APG-26 antenna, gun aiming radar for the APQ-35 radar system - National Electronics Museum - DSC00323
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AT-49 Antenna, c. 1940s, used with AN-APR-4 radio intercept receiver - National Electronics Museum - DSC00055
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UV201, RCA, c. 1920 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00124
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Computer T27E2 from Fire Control System T38 (Skysweeper), early 1950s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00499
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AN-ZPQ-1, TESAR radar antenna, Tactical Endurance Synthetic Aperature Radar, Northrup Grumman, 1996 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00422
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Electron microscope, RCA - Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago) - DSC06730
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