Electronic Instruments Ltd.
17 Paradise Road, Richmond, Surrey (1945 -        )
209 Crescent Road, New Barnet,· Herts. (1965)

Brands: MicOvac lI Chronotron

Founded in 1945 by Cambridge grad Paul Goudime, Electronic Instruments Ltd. became a key player in scientific instruments. Leveraging his WWII experience, Goudime designed a variety of equipment for research and industry. Notably, they developed a submersible water quality monitor for the Port of London in 1973.
Though the company's final fate is unknown, their contributions to scientific instrumentation remain significant.

Electronic Instruments Ltd.: A Pioneering Force in Scientific Instrumentation (1945-?)

Founded in 1945 by Paul Goudime, M.A., Electronic Instruments Ltd. established itself as a leading manufacturer of scientific electronic instruments for research and industrial applications.

Goudime, a distinguished graduate with honors in natural sciences from Cambridge University, leveraged his expertise in aircraft navigational computer design to launch the company.  His prior experience as head of the research department at Simmonds Aerocessories during World War II undoubtedly shaped his vision for Electronic Instruments. [1]

The company boasted a diverse product portfolio, catering to various sectors like electronics and chemicals with their scientific electronic instruments.

While the exact details of the company's later years remain unclear, a notable development emerged in August 1973.  Electronic Instruments successfully designed a submersible water quality monitor for the Port of London Authority. This innovative instrument played a crucial role in monitoring water quality in the lower reaches of the River Thames. [2]

Despite the lack of information regarding the company's ultimate fate, Electronic Instruments Ltd.'s legacy lies in its pioneering contributions to the field of scientific electronic instrumentation during its active years.

[1] Wireless World Sep 1957, Page 409.
[2] Electronics Today International Aug 1973, Page 67