The Outlook for Television
The Outlook for Television
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Thus, the forty-five holes occupy a 180-degree segment of the disk, leaving the other half blank to act as the shutter. Two identical films are employed. One reel is located at the upper diameter of the scanning disk and the other at the lower. The movement of both films is toward the center of the disk.
The films are placed in the same position in each Geneva movement (the device which moves the films forward). The two Geneva movements and the scanning disk are inter connected mechanically in ...such a way that when the first hole of the spiral is in a position to scan picture No. 1 in film No. 1, this film remains motionless for the duration of the entire scanning operation. While this is being done the blank segment of the disk is passing before film No. , shut ting off the light. This interval is used to move picture No. 2 in film No. To a standstill position so that it will be scanned immediately after picture No. 1 of reel No. 1 is scanned.
174 THE OUTLOOK FOR TELEVISION Several experimenters are trying the scanning disk with the holes arranged in a circle instead of spirally, as a method of utilizing the standard sound-sight films in television pro jection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, the forty-five holes occupy a 180-degree segment of the disk, leaving the other half blank to act as the shutter. Two identical films are employed. One reel is located at the upper diameter of the scanning disk and the other at the lower. The movement of both films is toward the center of the disk.
The films are placed in the same position in each Geneva movement (the device which moves the films forward). The two Geneva movements and the scanning disk are inter connected mechanically in ...such a way that when the first hole of the spiral is in a position to scan picture No. 1 in film No. 1, this film remains motionless for the duration of the entire scanning operation. While this is being done the blank segment of the disk is passing before film No. , shut ting off the light. This interval is used to move picture No. 2 in film No. To a standstill position so that it will be scanned immediately after picture No. 1 of reel No. 1 is scanned.
174 THE OUTLOOK FOR TELEVISION Several experimenters are trying the scanning disk with the holes arranged in a circle instead of spirally, as a method of utilizing the standard sound-sight films in television pro jection.
What to read after The Outlook for Television?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orrin Elmer Dunlap to read onlineMoreLess
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