Philips GM2883/02
1952 - Signal Generator
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Philips GM2883/02
1952
- Signal Generator
The radio frequency signal generator, tests RF communications circuits.
7 valves: EF50N, EF50N, EF41, EF41, AZ41, 150A1
Diodes: 4x OA51
Power supply (AC): 110 - 245
In 1891, Gerard and Anton Philips founded Philips, in Eindhoven (Netherlands).
The company was initially dedicated to the manufacture and commercialization of carbon filament incandescent lamps, evolving towards the development and manufacture of a variety of electronic products, namely in X-ray and broadcasting technology (first television experiences in 1925 radio repair and production in 1927).
Philips followed and contributed to technological evolution over time, having manufactured the first audio cassette player (1963), the first portable radio receiver with cassette recorder (the boom box) (1966), the first video recorder (VCR) (1971) and the first LaserDisc (1978).
In 1891, Gerard and Anton Philips founded Philips, in Eindhoven (Netherlands).
The company was initially dedicated to the manufacture and commercialization of carbon filament incandescent lamps, evolving towards the development and manufacture of a variety of electronic products, namely in X-ray and broadcasting technology (first television experiences in 1925 radio repair and production in 1927).
Philips followed and contributed to technological evolution over time, having manufactured the first audio cassette player (1963), the first portable radio receiver with cassette recorder (the boom box) (1966), the first video recorder (VCR) (1971) and the first LaserDisc (1978).
In 1965, the first Philips brand transistor equipment is manufactured.
7 valves: EF50N, EF50N, EF41, EF41, AZ41, 150A1
Diodes: 4x OA51
Power supply (AC): 110 - 245
In 1891, Gerard and Anton Philips founded Philips, in Eindhoven (Netherlands).
The company was initially dedicated to the manufacture and commercialization of carbon filament incandescent lamps, evolving towards the development and manufacture of a variety of electronic products, namely in X-ray and broadcasting technology (first television experiences in 1925 radio repair and production in 1927).
Philips followed and contributed to technological evolution over time, having manufactured the first audio cassette player (1963), the first portable radio receiver with cassette recorder (the boom box) (1966), the first video recorder (VCR) (1971) and the first LaserDisc (1978).
In 1891, Gerard and Anton Philips founded Philips, in Eindhoven (Netherlands).
The company was initially dedicated to the manufacture and commercialization of carbon filament incandescent lamps, evolving towards the development and manufacture of a variety of electronic products, namely in X-ray and broadcasting technology (first television experiences in 1925 radio repair and production in 1927).
Philips followed and contributed to technological evolution over time, having manufactured the first audio cassette player (1963), the first portable radio receiver with cassette recorder (the boom box) (1966), the first video recorder (VCR) (1971) and the first LaserDisc (1978).
In 1965, the first Philips brand transistor equipment is manufactured.
Also in 1952
- 21 of July - The 7.3 Mw Kern County earthquake strikes Southern California with a maximum Mercalli intensity of XI (Extreme), killing 12 and injuring hundreds.
- 2 of May - The world's first ever jet airliner, the De Havilland Comet 1 makes its maiden flight, from London to Johannesburg.
- 26 of June - The Pan-Malayan Labour Party is founded in Malaya, as a union of statewide labour parties.
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