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Cockcroft-Walton

Corona on the Cockcroft-Walton

May 27, 2021 | Dan Bollinger

A black and white photo of a midcentury looking apparatus with legs with silvery knee-like connectors. At the top of one such tower, a rounded cube. At the top of the other, a dome. The two towers are connected by something like a pipe, and a duct comes out of the cube-tower and goes right out of the frame.

In 1993, a corona comes off the I- Cockcroft-Walton.

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