Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (1950-1954)

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A 9 Fig. 33. Block diagram of spark generator and electronic switch. for very obvious cases, consultation of an expert with wide experience in the field cannot he too strongly recommended. Acknowledgments Our thanks are due to our colleague Paul Devaux, whose experimental skill and sound engineering played a major part in the successful design of the instruments described. We finally wish to extend our thanks to the Direction des fitudes et Fabrications de 1'Armement, Paris, France, by whose permission this paper is presented. References 1. P. Libessart, "Utilisation de 1'etincelle electrique en balistique et aerodynamique," Recherche s et Inventions, May 1935. 2. P. Libessart, "La photographic appliquee aux recherches scientifiques," Recherches et Inventions, Aug.-Sept. 1936. 3. W. A. Wildhack, "Instrumentation in perspective," Science, 112: 515-519, Nov. 3, 1950. 4. P. Fayolle and P. Naslin, "Photographic instantanee et cinematographic ultra-rapide," Editions de la Revue d'Optique, Paris, 1950, p. 52. 5. H. Schardin and E. Fiinfer, "Grundlagen der Funkenkinematographie," Z. angew. Physik, IV, 5: 185-199, 1952. 6. French Pat. 802,174 to 924,497; British Pat. 490,052; German Pat. 706,682. 7. P. Fayolle and P. Naslin, "La mesure des courtes durees," Memorial de rArtillerie Francaise, XXVII, 1: 1953. 8. C. Cranz and H. Schardin, "Kinematographie auf ruhendem Film und mit extrem hoher Bildfrequcnz," Z. Physik, 56: 147-183, 1929. 9. H. Schardin, "Die Mehrfach-FunkenKamera und ihrc Anwendung in der technischen Physik," Z. angew. Physik, V, 1: 19-25, 1953. 10. Schatte, "Ueber cine neue Methode der Kinematographie mit elektrischen Funken," Z. ges. Schiess u. Sprengstoffw., 7, 4: 65-67, 1912. 11. Eckcrt and Eitz, "Beitrag zur Hochfrcquenz-Funkenkinematographie," Z. ges. Schiess u. Sprengstoffw., 37, 1: 148-150, 1942. 626 May 1953 Journal of the SMPTE Vol. 60