ISBN: 9781587214493

DeForest-Father of the Electronic Revolution is a 500 page documentary in print on behalf of, and, on the life and work of Eminent Scientist-Inventor, Lee DeForest (1873-1961). Twenty-fiv… More...

DeForest-Father of the Electronic Revolution is a 500 page documentary in print on behalf of, and, on the life and work of Eminent Scientist-Inventor, Lee DeForest (1873-1961). Twenty-five years of extensive research uncovered suppressed evidence contrary to written history books, articles, and film presentations demeaning DeForest's vital accomplishment and scientific contributions. Self-serving published writings by others over the last half of the twentieth century. DeForest-Father of the Electronic Revolution compiled and written by this author, was a crusading attempt to finally establish long overdue recognition of how the vast new electronics industry was born and how the 1906 DeForest invention of the electron tube amplifier changed the world and established, for the first time, a new motion picture history of record whereas DeForest's invention of electronically recorded sound directly-on-film was a fact patented in 1920 for the first time followed by a full production schedule of sound film projects premiered at major movie theatres in 1923. Thereby establishing that there were two scientists who gave birth to the modern motion picture; Edison for picture, DeForest for sound. DeForest-Father of the Electronic Revolution brings forth, revives and perpetuates a new knowledge as never before. Thereby providing future historians and the public a definitive works for the new millennium. What DeForest, who, at the turn of the century was known as the 'Wireless Wizard,' discovered in his Electron Tube Amplifier, was a vast EMPIRE OF THE AIR creating the birth of modern electronics the world now enjoys. Media ><

2000, ISBN: 9781587214493

1st Book Library, 2000., 1st Book Library, 2000