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Microwave spectroscopy gear that belonged to Hewlett-Packard engineer Howard Harrington. Enlarge
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Date: 1965

It took a great deal of equipment to make instruments so reliable and accurate that other companies used them to calibrate their own devices. This microwave spectroscopy gear belonged to Hewlett-Packard engineer Howard Harrington.

Tags: 1960s • 1965 • Microwave

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