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Early Electronic Television

Farnsworth Image Dissector

Early Television

This tube, made by Farnsworth in 1940, was designed for use in a film chain

Early Television

A shorter version for direct pickup use

Courtesy of Art Bilski

  • Specification sheet
  • Image Dissector for color
  • 1940 advertisement
  • 1943 advertisement
  • Manufacturing the Image Dissector
  • Farnsworth Image Amplifier

Early Television

Farnsworth Laboratory about 1940

 


 
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