Historical Events tagged with "transmission"
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First Public FM Broadcasting Demonstration
In Alpine, New Jersey, inventor Edwin Armstrong showcased frequency modulation (FM) broadcasting for the first time in public. This demonstration highlighted the superior sound quality of FM compared to AM radio, capturing the attention of industry experts. Armstrong's pioneering work aimed to improve radio communication and set a foundation for future advancements in broadcasting technology.
Continue ReadingAlfred Vail's Landmark Telegraph Demonstration
Alfred Vail, along with colleagues, showcased a telegraph system utilizing dots and dashes as a method of communication. This revolutionary system laid the groundwork for what is now recognized as Morse code. The demonstration prominently featured the innovative transmission of messages across distances, significantly advancing the potential of long-distance communication technologies. Set in an academic environment, the demonstration illustrated the practicality and effectiveness of the telegraph, drawing attention from contemporaries about its implications for the future of communication.
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