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Scophony was a
sophisticated mechanical television system developed in
Britain by
Scophony Limited. A
black and
white image was
produced by an
early form...
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remaining Scophony TV
receiver high-speed
scanner motor?".
National Science and
Media Museum blog. 2014-03-21.
Retrieved 2024-04-21. "The
Scophony System"...
- 1930s, the
technology known as
Scophony had no
rival in
terms of
technical performance."[page needed] In 1948
Scophony acquired John
Logie Baird Ltd....
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Earls Court Ltd,
Blackburn and
General Aircraft,
Hanworth Securities Ltd,
Scophony Ltd,
Power Jets Ltd and was a
partner with
merchant bankers O.T. Falk and...
- cell was an
early acousto-optic modulator, best
known for its use in the
Scophony system of
mechanical television. It was
invented by J.H.
Jeffree in 1934...
- from
Hungary to
England to work on
mechanical television,
working for
Scophony. He was a
pioneer of
television in the 1930s, but his work has remained...
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rapidly developed, and then
scanned while the film was
still wet. The
Scophony Company's
success with
their mechanical system in the 1930s
enabled them...
- million. In 1935 Ekco made a
substantial investment in
Scophony Limited, the
developers of the
Scophony projection television system.
Although the
system showed...
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South Buffalo Railroad Company, 333 U.S. 771 (1948)
United States v.
Scophony Corporation of America, 333 U.S. 795 (1948)
Anderson v. Atchison, Topeka...
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development too. When
Ferranti purchased shares in the
Scophony company he
produced a
light source for the
Scophony system and a
method to lock the
picture to the...
