Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers (1930-1949)

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Sept., 1940] NEW METHOD OF SYNCHRONIZATION 267 BIBLIOGRAPHY WILSON, J. C.: "Television Engineering," Pitman & Sons (London), 1937. ENGSTROM, E. W.: "An Experimental Television System, Part I," Proc. IRE, 22 (Nov., 1934), p. 1241. KELL, BEDFORD, AND TRAINER: "An Experimental Television System, Part II," Proc. IRE, 22 (Nov., 1934), p. 1246. KELL, BEDFORD, AND TRAINER: "Scanning Sequence and Repetition Rate of Television Images," Proc. IRE, 24 (Apr., 1936), p. 559. FINK, D. G.: "Principles of Television Engineering," McGraw-Hill Book Co. (New York), 1940. CAMPBELL, R. L.: "Television Control Equipment for Film Transmission," J. Soc. Mot. Pict. Eng., XXXIII (Dec., 1939), p. 677. ZWORYKIN AND MORTON: "Television," John Wiley & Sons (New York), 1940.