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Eidophor

An Eidophor was a video projector developed in the 1940s, used to create theater-sized images from an analog video signal. The name Eidophor is derived from the Greek word roots eido and phor meaning 'image' and 'bearer' (carrier). Its basic technology was the use of electrostatic charges to deform an oil surface.

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Eidophor

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples101
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
Components1

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Eidophor

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related to history · 45
Eidophor → After, An, April, August, Century Fox, Cinema Theater REX, December, Dr, During, Edgar Gretener, Edgar Gretener AG, Eidophors, ETH, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, Fischer, Fischer's, Following, Friederich Ernst Fischer, Fritz Fischer
related to References · 25
Eidophor → Caroline, Chronos-Verlag, Der Eidophor, EIDOPHOR Large-Screen Television Projector, Ein Grossbildprojektionssystem, Fernsehen, GRETAG AG, Heinrich, Interferenzen, ISBN, Johannes, Kino, Kulturgeschichte, Poole, Projection Techniques, Regensdorf, Robertson, Studien, SwitzerlandMeyer, Technik
related to Eventual obsolescence · 12
Eidophor → Advances, An, Current, DLP, LCD, LCDs, Peter, San Francisco, Swiss, The, While, Wild
related to External links · 11
Eidophor → Being There, Communication, EidophorsEidophor, Hackaday Belgrade, It Better Than Just, Mike Harrison, Museum, Radio, Steampunk Video Projection Technology, Television Newsmagazine, The
related to Operation · 8
Eidophor → AC, Areas, As, Contamination, It, Light, The, The Eidophor

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television projector technology oil projection used images use gretener video edgar system eidophors zürich history electrostatic 1939 swiss fischer prototype

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Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceAn0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceSan Francisco0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceSwiss0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescencePeter0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceWild0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceThe0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceLCDs0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceWhile0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceAdvances0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceCurrent0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceLCD0.60section
Eidophorrelated to Eventual obsolescenceDLP0.60section

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