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Engineering Videos, History, Present, and Future Technologies
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Superconductors: IGC history, Fermilab, early MRIs
70-80s History of Intermagnetics General which pioneered the first high res MRI magnets, it also made the superconducting magnet coils for Fermilab (for the atom smasher). Carl Rosner led a team mostly from General Electric to develop Niobium-tin magnets. IGC spun off from GE. This is a piece from the Wizards of Schenectady Series featuring holocaust survivor and engineering wizard Carl Rosner. Philips later bought IGC. The original documentary is 40 minutes and is one of several long-form documentaries by Edison Tech Center.
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Time Base in an Atari 2600 Computer in 1980
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Time base is important for the communication of parts in a computer, and in the Atari Video Computer System it would also synchronize with a television. The Atari is a classic computer used both for games and work and is loved by many. We show you the inside components of an Atari and do a basic explanation in order to support our larger program of educating the viewer about time measurement in...
Time Base in Commodore Vic-20 Computer
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Basic time measurement in computers: we start with showing you a 1980s classic computer the Commodore. See the CPU, RAM chips, resistors, capacitors and the crystal that was used to sync the system. This is the first video in a series of applications of time measurement for the Universe of Instrumentation. Computers are instruments of engineering so we are including them in the Unit II "Time" p...
Oscilloscopes - Analogue and Digital 50s vs 80s
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Showing a 1950s tube amplifier oscilloscope and Tektronix 1980s era digital oscilloscope. Bill describes the basics on how to use an oscilloscope and how they work. He shows knobs, capacitors, vacuum tubes and cathode ray tube. He demonstrates the sweep pattern and speed on the digital oscilloscope. From the archives of the Edison Tech Center we have many historic oscilloscopes. This is the 2nd...
Oscilloscope Cameras - Documenting Work
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The only way to record measurements used to be to photograph the wave forms during testing on the oscilloscope. In the 1950s instant film allowed for instant recording of results and engineers used film every day in their work. A film camera was mounted facing the screen. One could run more than one scan on one photo, showing multiple lines on the photo, to show and measure contrast between dif...
Discovery of the Solid State Laser: Robert N. Hall Lecture
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Rare lecture (1990) from esteemed engineer and applied physicist Bob Hall (Robert N. Hall) about his discovery of the semiconductor laser, now found in technology in every corner of the world. In 1962 he and team created the first working laser from a gallium arsenide crystal. Mr. Hall not only created the laser, but contributed to development of magnetrons, power rectifiers, photovoltaics and ...
Oscilloscope VS Television - the CRT
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.2 года назад
Why is a TV able to have a wide screen while oscilloscopes continued to have narrow screens? This explains the cathode ray tube (CRT) and time measurement that keeps it working. The picture size is smaller on an oscilloscope as it uses an electrostatic system and this is good for accuracy in measurement. Scan rates, linearity and other factors are differences. Early televisions used a optical l...
How CRTs in Oscilloscopes Work
Просмотров 10 тыс.2 года назад
1940s Oscilloscope used to display the basics of how they work. Narrated by electrical engineer Bill Kornrumpf at the Edison Tech Center. To measure time and energy engineers needed to develop a new "meter". Needle meters used in the past were unable to show wave forms. For the age of radio and TV to start we needed more precise measurements. Part of the "Time" unit in the Universe of Instrumen...
Part 2 Gas Turbine History in Planes and Trains (1998 Lecture)
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Faster jets, more powerful trains, Bob Hendrickson continues his lecture on the history of gas turbines, from Schenectady, New York to Lynn, Massachusetts. Allison, General Electric, timelines of testing experimental engines. IAA engine by Whittle, compressors, inlets, difusers, outlets, combustion chambers, turbines and other part descriptions. I-40 engine at Lynn, Mass. Doubleflow compressor,...
History of Gas Turbines in Airplanes Lecture (Oral History 1998)
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Part 1: One of the pioneers of gas turbines Robert Hendrickson takes on a full history of gas turbines in airplanes, with a emphasis on General Electric work in Schenectady, New York. Pre WW2, A turboprop, A turbojet. Descriptions of blades, inlets, compressor, radial inflow turbine. Experimental planes and helicopters. FJ-2 Fury, Saberjet F-86, CV B-36. VHS tape recording from 1998 as part of ...
Techsplorer - H. Gauper on RF and early Computers
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Oral history: Harold Gauper worked with early computers and RF at General Electric. Nick Barber interviews him about his time. He worked with bouncing radio off the moon and early satellite. His career spanned 1940s to 1970s during the topics of this interview.
Full Interview with Mechanical Engineer Nancy Fitzroy
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First half of our interview with mechanical engineer and tech pioneer Nancy Fitzroy. Nancy has received many awards for her work in the later 20th century from the IEEE, ASME and other groups. This is part of our oral history series called "Edison Presents". This segment is a half hour and includes the pre-1950s technology Nancy and her husband worked on. They worked on World War II technology ...
AWACS Radar Development
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Talking about high-powered radar used in the AWACS aircraft. How it works and its development from 1960-1990. The radar operates with a 3 GHz range and can do everything from detect other aircraft to motion on the ground. Rudy Dehn and team had to develop a new klystron with higher data rate than ever before using quick bursts of energy.
High-powered Radar History 1937-1955 - Klystrons
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Discussion of early radar, work by W.C. Hahn, Cy Ramo, then work at General Electric as they perfected the L128 Klystron tube. Rudy Dehn describes the developments of the tube. These UHF tubes were used in broadcast transmission of television as well as high powered radar.
Radio Interference at the start of the Electronic Age
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EE Harold Gauper talks about radio interference problems at the start of the consumer electronic age in the 50s-70s. Up until that time manufacturers were not careful about how they designed appliances and things in the 50s became chaotic.
Wicks on Nuclear Energy, Electric Cars and more
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Wicks on Nuclear Energy, Electric Cars and more
Prof. Frank Wicks on Energy and Technology P1
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Prof. Frank Wicks on Energy and Technology P1
Radar History: Rad Lab and Schenectady Work
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Radar History: Rad Lab and Schenectady Work
Simon Ramo - Engineering Pioneer 1913-2016
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Simon Ramo - Engineering Pioneer 1913-2016
Steinmetz and Rice found the GE Research Lab
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Steinmetz and Rice found the GE Research Lab
Steinmetz's Electric Car and Canoe Pastime
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Steinmetz's Electric Car and Canoe Pastime
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"I once started at a low pressure sodium lamp for three hours." ... Even a regular lamp will do that to your eyes, if you stare at it for three hours, bro.
Amazing! thank you!
i am was one of first men who interested with OLED displays but it was because i am organic chemist
Fujny thing is 3 phase is just one conductor more of same thickness and you achieve triple the power. You dont get it beyond this pint
Gas was a better solution back then and still is today. Electric will not take over until we have a power supply solution. Battery technology is not good enough yet. You want an electric car then go buy it. Don't rely on my tax dollars to subsidize your purchase. Don't force me to buy one.
We had those flat night light panels when I was a kid in the 60s.
PS: Nikola Tesla (a freak 😊), ...he studied a lot and liked to study - an excellent theoretician, our man - a Slav 😊. Unfortunately, nothing, nothing!!! specifically (apart from his - Tesla 😊 coil - more a toy than ... necessary use) commercial usable HE DID NOT INVENT !!! 😊. Too bad 😊. He could rather devote himself to the radio, and not to the unrealistic transmission of energy through the ether 😊. All other things are rather partially his phantasmagoria and mainly the invention of journalists 😊. Journalists, especially in America (USA), like to bend the truth according to what and when it suits them 😊. They only recognized the patent for the radio after his death 😊, they didn't want to pay anyone, not even Markoni. ...
I would love to have one of these!
mhh. Interesting.
Works well in conjunction with a voltage monitor relay...on it's own, damage to equipment still occurs
I didnt even know the history of electric cars. Thats amazing that we had electric cars 120 years ago. I just found this history out listening to someone on the radio. And I said did I hear this person correctly? They had electric cars back then? And they certainly did. And the same problem exists today as to why the electric cars are not practical. Not enough charging stations and the cars cant be used for long distances!!!
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Ten cups of black coffee and chicken chow main.....than lets make a youtube video!
Who the hell is going to go to mars stuck in that little can?
very cool are you guys still up and running? I was one of the first members in 2002
Orion is still the best capsule for outer space travel! Seems it could be used to travel deep space like to the Andromeda galaxy and back!😊
Well, this man must be nervous or he naturally talks so fast you’ll be lucky to catch any detail. 😅
Erratum: The armature is that winding of an electrical machine in which alternating current flows. At 0:15, the rotor is erroneously captioned as the "armature" of a separately-excited, rotating-field synchronous machine. The stator windings are in fact the armature on that machine (AC), whereas the rotor windings comprise the field (DC). It is a rotating-field machine, not a rotating-armature machine.
It would have been better if all this was shown with a little slow motion. You have to read and see that freaking electrons moving so fast. Why can not this all be shown slow for understanding.
I assume the sapphire needle was natural sapphire or was it lab?
Anyone else here from Strange Practice?
Was inert gas being used in the mazda lamps at that time?
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Une très bonne vidéo et concise
Your phone can do this now. Crazy.
Dude ! Inertial Guidance ! Thanks, Mr. Draper. Thanks, President Kennedy. Thanks, NASA AND JPL.
Why is it that these old 50s videos are the best at explaining things?
Ideal balance between complexity, material cost, and stability of power flow.
Sir, I can't really understand why is laser light emitted to one direction out of the P-N junction area like the beam indicates in the video. Why light is not emitted to all directios out of the P-N junction area?
When we hit the 1900s I swear technology just took off
Who is here in Year 2024
I have one of these handed down in the family with three boxes of cylinders. It does not work but am curious if there is anyone who works on them?
Had an advisor in my BSEE program who had worked at the MIT Rad Lab. He helped develop the antenna design for proximity fuses. He had a cutaway one in his office.
Question is; does it have bass?
the smacking is killing me
What size wire do I need for a 15kva transformer to 15kva service panel meter assembly . 2 conductor with 1 bare ground.
God plus you D.frank. a great expectation for the phenomenon of inductance. and to the sentence that developt the laws and applications of it.
Great work😊
I wonder if the interviewer's nuclear-electric car vision could happen with nuclear fusion energy...
LOL All electric welding is arc
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