Start of television

A six-year-old commented "TV is necessary." "What would I do without him?" I told him that TV is a fairly new invention and the idea of it dawned on his decision makers over a century ago. There is a stir thought something play such an important role in the life of a small child is so young an invention.

Television is the third invention for electricity and radio to a life shaping, magnetic influence to the masses. The word television loosely means far to see. While public and commercial television stations masses fix cable try to attract audience with specific taste stations. In addition to the reproduction, security and surveillance issues in schools, companies and hospitals by closed-circuit television discusses programs.

Since many scientists in the way involved has developed television technology were not we can call your inventor a single person. Television was first thought, could as early as possible the 1800's, when it was understood that radio communication signals are sent through the air.

1831 Goods Michael Faraday and Joseph Henry first scientists experimenting with electromagnetism, therefore establishing a start for electrical communication. You sent followed by Samuel Morse an Italian in 1844 with his invention of the Telegraph, and then from Abbé Giovanni Caselli first images across a distance with a pan Telegraph. In 1873 the Englishman, may, and Smith, used with the idea to images into electrical signals convert two selenium and light. Paul Gottlieb Nipkow patented after George Carey's system of selenium cells in 1880 the first mechanical television scanner in Germany. Marconi's wireless Morse code also played a role in the development of television.

In 1906, Lee DeForest designed to strengthen a vacuum tube signals. Then with the German Carl Ferdinand Braun of cathode ray tube invented in 1897 with the Nipkow disc, Boris Rosing Russia invented a system as the world's first television in 1907. 1908 A.A.Campbell Swinton of Scotland came with the proposal all electronic television. 1922 Developed Philo t. Farnsworth, a sixteen-year-old U.S. citizen, an electric scanning system. Approximately at the same time in 1923, Ikonoskop--electronic camera tube-by Vladimir Zworykin who display produced the kinescope, CRT patented. John Logie Baird was the first to get a picture of actual but Zworykin took the first patent for colour TV, the one who had made the most contribution during the first stages of television.

In 1927, the pictures of Herbert Hoover, US Secretary of Commerce, sent more than two hundred miles from Washington to New York and W2XBS was RCA's first television station in New York City in 1928. This was the first TV star, Felix the cat was created.

The first TV drama "The Queen's Messenger" came on the screen in 1928. This year, John sent Logie Baird London pictures to New York via shortwave radio. The first TV commercial was 1930 by Charles Jenkins in the air. In 1930, BBC started its regular programming. 1931, VE9EC-Canada's first tv station-- and in the United States began RCA from the Empire State building transmissions on an experimental basis.

1935 France away began his television broadcasts from the Eiffel Tower and Germany established a three day a week transfer service. CBC in Canada was founded in 1936. This year made Allen B right. Du Mont the first TV set for sale North American public.

An interesting highlight in the TV transmission happens during the second WELTKRIEGS. Once the war in 1939 started September 1, BBC television stopped broadcasting in the middle of a Mickey Mouse cartoon and 1945 continued the cartoon's show, starting where it stopped in 1939, taking questions what thought the British children of broadcasters.

By the time that began first colour television transmission in 1951, there more than one hundred TV stations in the United States. In 1979, there were three hundred million televisions screen flicker toggle, and until the year 2000, about one to three quarters billion television sets were around the world there are appreciated.

With the arrival of high-definition - and plasma TV and talk of computerized TV or computer and TV combinations promises much more entertainment and education twenty-first century, its audience worldwide. Bring together the cultures we hope we that make best use of it.

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