Television Its Methods And Uses
Television Its Methods And Uses
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We took a standard electric motor made for household use and are manipulating its speed by an electric hand control. With a little practice and coordination between the eye and the hand, it is possible to hold the picture in the field of vision as easily as one steers his car on the middle of the road. In special cases, when the transmitting and receiving sys- tems are on the same power network, the machines may be operated by 60-cycle synchronous motors.
After describing the facilities for tra...nsmitting television signals, Dr. Alexanderson continued: "We feel that the inauguration of this new development will be the starting point of practical and popular television. " 1 David Sarnoff, President of the Radio Corporation of America, declared on this occasion, While this is an historical event, comparable to the early experiments in sound broadcasting, the greatest signif- icance of the present demonstration is in the fact that the radio art has bridged the gap between the laboratory and the home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We took a standard electric motor made for household use and are manipulating its speed by an electric hand control. With a little practice and coordination between the eye and the hand, it is possible to hold the picture in the field of vision as easily as one steers his car on the middle of the road. In special cases, when the transmitting and receiving sys- tems are on the same power network, the machines may be operated by 60-cycle synchronous motors.
After describing the facilities for tra...nsmitting television signals, Dr. Alexanderson continued: "We feel that the inauguration of this new development will be the starting point of practical and popular television. " 1 David Sarnoff, President of the Radio Corporation of America, declared on this occasion, While this is an historical event, comparable to the early experiments in sound broadcasting, the greatest signif- icance of the present demonstration is in the fact that the radio art has bridged the gap between the laboratory and the home.
What to read after Television Its Methods And Uses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Herbert Felix to read onlineMoreLess
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