The history of television is complex. It is difficult to argue with those who "come up with" this point. Philo Farnsworth demonstrated the first practical electronic system using the vacuum tube device invented by Image Disorder. Because it is not very sensitive to light, it has not been widely used. However, it has been used well in industry and scientific methods. He also described a patent for an RCA device that was later named Iconoscope and later became a functional imaging tube. It was originally created by RCA Vladimir Zvorikin. He was not inspired by Farnsworth, but Farnsworth received a salary from RCA USA. Received by the Patent Office. According to the icon mirror, the most common technology has become orthodox technology, but so far television and television programs have been firmly established, making it an improvement over real-world technology.
In the early twentieth century, many people thought of the idea of sending cartoons electronically. Fernsworth and Zvrkin are two keys to the normal process we now consider television. First of all, if anyone really wants to tell you, I’ll give Farnsworth some benefit, but if Farnsworth was never born, then it’s easy to say that TV isn’t late or not at all. Finally, someone invented a video device. If there is no Zvorkin TV, it may be 5 to 10 years late. A simple, dry cut is no answer. Everyone says it depends on your opinion, it’s really just an idea. It’s in my memory, so it adds a layer of uncertainty, in other words, double-check if it’s applicable to the class or disputed.
