The Inventor of Stereo

Autorentext
Robert Charles Alexander

Klappentext

Presents a study of the life and works of Alan Dower Blumlein, one of Britain's important inventors. During the WWII, Alan Blumlein was engaged in the work of radar development which eventually became the blind bombing radar. This book describes his patents and the process behind them, and presents the developments in audio, electronics and radar.

Inhalt
Chapter 1 Earliest days; Chapter 2 Telegraphy and telephony; Chapter 3 The audio patents; Chapter 4 Television; Chapter 5 EMI and the Television Commission; Chapter 6 The high-definition television period; Chapter 7 From television to radar; Chapter 8 The story of radar development; Chapter 9 H2S the coming of centimetric radar; Chapter 10 The loss of Halifax V9977; Chapter 11 Legacy; Chapter 12 To Goodrich Castle and beyond;