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1 Zworykin, Vladimir Kosma
Инженер. Изобретатель телевидения. Американец русского происхождения. В США с 1919. Работал в исследовательском отделе компании "Вестингауз электрик" [ Westinghouse Electric Company] в г. Питтсбурге. С 1929 сотрудник фирмы "Рэдио корпорейшн ов Америка" [ Radio Corporation of America], возглавлял ее лабораторию электроники. В 1929 запатентовал кинескоп для телевизионного приемника, в 1931 первый иконоскоп - электронно-лучевую трубку для телевизионного передатчика; автор многих других изобретений и усовершенствований, в том числе в области цветного телевидения. Известен как "отец телевидения". Получил большое число различных наград; Национальная медаль за научные заслуги [National Medal of Science] была вручена ему в 1967 президентом Л. Джонсоном [ Johnson, Lyndon Baines (LBJ)]. Автор ряда трудов: "Электронная оптика и электронный микроскоп" ["Electron Optics and the Electron Microscope"] (1945), "Фотоэлектричество и его применения" ["Photoelectricity and Its Applications"] (1949) и "Телевидение в науке и промышленности" ["Television in Science and Industry"] (1958). В 1977 избран в Национальную галерею славы изобретателей [National Inventors Hall of Fame]English-Russian dictionary of regional studies > Zworykin, Vladimir Kosma
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