|
Peek inside a television
set with Bob Symes while he explains the basic principles that make it work.
A beam of electrons will travel in a straight line inside an airless
(vacuum) tube; when the beam hits a fluorescent screen it creates a glowing
spot. A magnet placed close to the beam will make it move. Our television
sets have magnets that are controlled by signals sent from transmitters;
these magnets change the positions and the brightness of the electron beam.
These simple principles and a little electrical wizardry make the electron
images on our TV sets move so fast that they appear to be moving pictures.
(6 minutes)
ORDER CODE: FFMBVL1652V
VHS
VIDEO
ORDER CODE: FFMBVL1652DVD
DVD
|
|