Mirror Galvanometer — Telegraphen-bauanstalt Von Siemens & Halske

Mirror galvanometer

Discover this stunning 1900 Mirror Galvanometer by Siemens & Halske! A rare piece of scientific history – precision engineering in brass & copper. Perfect for collectors!


telegraphen-bauanstalt von siemens & halske (1847)

Siemens & Halske: Pioneers of electrical engineering! From telegraphs to light bulbs, this German firm shaped modern technology in the 19th century.

NEMO Science Museum (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Amsterdam's iconic NEMO Science Museum offers an immersive journey through interactive scientific exhibits and breathtaking rooftop views, inviting curious minds of all ages to explore the wonders of discovery.

This astatical mirror galvanometer measures current strength. The operating principle behind a mirror galvanometer is that a small mirror is rotated in proportion to the strength of the interaction between permanent magnets and coils through which the current to be measured flows. The astatical version is not affected by outside influences, such as the Earth