Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers · 1932 · 19 citations · 5 references
EngineeringFilm StudiesActuatorsHydraulicsOptoelectronicsControl ValvesDistortion ControlSound RecordingPneumatic ValvesValve ActuationValve DynamicsValve MechanismsValve OperationValve SystemsValve TechniqueValves
The light valve has been used very widely as the modulating device in systems of film sound recording. In this paper the principles of operation of the light valve are discussed, and those engineering factors which prescribe limitations on performance and indicate operating advantages are described in detail. The type of distortion which results when a light valve is overloaded is depicted both for single-plane and two-plane valves. Finally, a new type of light valve having advantages from the standpoints of weight, size, and stability of operation is described.
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The Transmission of Pictures Over Telephone Lines
Herbert E. Ives, J. W. Horton, David R. Parker et al. · Bell System Technical Journal · 1925 · 26 citations
Scanning Losses in Reproduction
N. R. Stryker · Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers · 1930 · 17 citations
Arts, Film Studies, Optics +6
Speech Power and Its Measurement
L. J. Sivian · The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America · 1930 · 13 citations