Dennis Gabor (1900-1979) | EUREKA
1960, in the industrial world, shocked promotion laser technique that produces holograms to be used commercially. This technique oovoo sign in is widely used, among others, to test the design of a particular product. The visual artist also uses it in displaying the latest creations and ideas.
Technology is the background of this hologram creation born of Hungarian physicist Dennis Gabor, oovoo sign in who developed the theory of holography since 1947. Gabor was born June 5, 1900 in Budapest, Hungary. oovoo sign in He was the first child of the couple oovoo sign in Bertalan Gabor and Adrienne. In life, Gabor including those who are. His father, a director in one of the mining companies
Since childhood he had loved physics. He was educated in Budapest and Berlin. In 1924, he graduated and earned a diploma from the Technische Hochschule Berlin. Gabor also managed to continue their education to a higher level and managed to get a college degree.
After graduation, Gabor develop intellectual career in the company of Siemens and Halske AG in Germany. oovoo sign in However, in 1933, after Hitler came to power he fled from the Nazis to England. In Britain this country Gabor work in the development of the Department of the British Thomson-Houston oovoo sign in in Rugby, Warwickshire. oovoo sign in
In 1947, while working at the Department of the British Thomson-Houston, Gabor find holography. This brilliant oovoo sign in invention discovered accidentally by Gabor. Originally Gabor was trying to investigate the electron microscope. He developed a theory to develop the ability of the electron oovoo sign in microscope. oovoo sign in By the time he was trying to prove his theory that he did not use a beam of electrons, but instead use a light. With the experiment, Gabor instead discovered the theory of holography, the science of producing holograms. With this theory, he succeeded in creating the world's first hologram. The term Gabor hologram creation comes from the Greek holo and gramma, for this technique, oovoo sign in which means "thorough message".
Most of the literature mentions, Gabor hologram created through a process pembelahduaan selajur oovoo sign in laser beam. The first column, called "reference", shining piece of photo-sensitive plate or film, while the second row for illuminating objects diholografikan. This reflected light objects collide on slabs before, and creating a combined pattern which, once developed further, showing a 3D image. At that time, the hologram only need one room, fired a certain image that seems to be part of the room itself. oovoo sign in Imagery was, by itself, lead to real and very fantastic impression. Unfortunately, Gabor hologram creation oovoo sign in is not commercially available until the introduction of the laser in 1960.
In the development of light needed to create a better hologram is a newly developed laser beam in 1960. The hologram is successfully developed by Pribram. He is very observant the concept of holography to find an explanation that has been long sought by scientists brain. Pribram believes memories oovoo sign in are encoded not in the brain cells, but in patterns of nerve impulses that crisscross the entire brain, such as patterns of laser light interference crisscross the entire oovoo sign in area of a piece of film containing a holographic image. In other words, oovoo sign in Pribram believes the brain is itself a hologram.
In 1979, two Soviet scientists succeeded in adapting oovoo sign in the findings of Dennis Gabor with sinehologram. Eizykman and Fihman began working oovoo sign in together in the field of the hologram, when they became a professor of cinema at the University of Paris. With specially designed tools, they make four sinehologram measuring 35 mm and 70 mm. That is what was shown in the College of France, Paris. With approximately 58 thousand dollars of Fond d`Intervention Culturelle, they then began to wrestle with the holographic films measuring 126 mm. Use of this wide film is the first step to make sinehologram that can be watched more than two people at the same time. When it anyway they received a helping hand from the French company Aerospatiale, which sent a team of engineers and artists to learn to GK Lasers in Rugby, England
Thanks to its findings through the hologram, Dennis Gabor won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1971. In addition awarded the Nobel Prize, Gabor became a member of the Royal Society of London in 1956, and an honorary member of the Academy of Sciences of Hungary in 1964.
Dennis Gabor died on February 9, 1979, at the age of 79 years. In addition to the inventor of the hologram, Gabor also known as the inventor of the theory of granular synthesis which examines oovoo sign in how humans communicate and listen. (Fitriansyah, an alumnus of the College of Communication Bandung) ***
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1960, in the industrial world, shocked promotion laser technique that produces holograms to be used commercially. This technique oovoo sign in is widely used, among others, to test the design of a particular product. The visual artist also uses it in displaying the latest creations and ideas.
Technology is the background of this hologram creation born of Hungarian physicist Dennis Gabor, oovoo sign in who developed the theory of holography since 1947. Gabor was born June 5, 1900 in Budapest, Hungary. oovoo sign in He was the first child of the couple oovoo sign in Bertalan Gabor and Adrienne. In life, Gabor including those who are. His father, a director in one of the mining companies
Since childhood he had loved physics. He was educated in Budapest and Berlin. In 1924, he graduated and earned a diploma from the Technische Hochschule Berlin. Gabor also managed to continue their education to a higher level and managed to get a college degree.
After graduation, Gabor develop intellectual career in the company of Siemens and Halske AG in Germany. oovoo sign in However, in 1933, after Hitler came to power he fled from the Nazis to England. In Britain this country Gabor work in the development of the Department of the British Thomson-Houston oovoo sign in in Rugby, Warwickshire. oovoo sign in
In 1947, while working at the Department of the British Thomson-Houston, Gabor find holography. This brilliant oovoo sign in invention discovered accidentally by Gabor. Originally Gabor was trying to investigate the electron microscope. He developed a theory to develop the ability of the electron oovoo sign in microscope. oovoo sign in By the time he was trying to prove his theory that he did not use a beam of electrons, but instead use a light. With the experiment, Gabor instead discovered the theory of holography, the science of producing holograms. With this theory, he succeeded in creating the world's first hologram. The term Gabor hologram creation comes from the Greek holo and gramma, for this technique, oovoo sign in which means "thorough message".
Most of the literature mentions, Gabor hologram created through a process pembelahduaan selajur oovoo sign in laser beam. The first column, called "reference", shining piece of photo-sensitive plate or film, while the second row for illuminating objects diholografikan. This reflected light objects collide on slabs before, and creating a combined pattern which, once developed further, showing a 3D image. At that time, the hologram only need one room, fired a certain image that seems to be part of the room itself. oovoo sign in Imagery was, by itself, lead to real and very fantastic impression. Unfortunately, Gabor hologram creation oovoo sign in is not commercially available until the introduction of the laser in 1960.
In the development of light needed to create a better hologram is a newly developed laser beam in 1960. The hologram is successfully developed by Pribram. He is very observant the concept of holography to find an explanation that has been long sought by scientists brain. Pribram believes memories oovoo sign in are encoded not in the brain cells, but in patterns of nerve impulses that crisscross the entire brain, such as patterns of laser light interference crisscross the entire oovoo sign in area of a piece of film containing a holographic image. In other words, oovoo sign in Pribram believes the brain is itself a hologram.
In 1979, two Soviet scientists succeeded in adapting oovoo sign in the findings of Dennis Gabor with sinehologram. Eizykman and Fihman began working oovoo sign in together in the field of the hologram, when they became a professor of cinema at the University of Paris. With specially designed tools, they make four sinehologram measuring 35 mm and 70 mm. That is what was shown in the College of France, Paris. With approximately 58 thousand dollars of Fond d`Intervention Culturelle, they then began to wrestle with the holographic films measuring 126 mm. Use of this wide film is the first step to make sinehologram that can be watched more than two people at the same time. When it anyway they received a helping hand from the French company Aerospatiale, which sent a team of engineers and artists to learn to GK Lasers in Rugby, England
Thanks to its findings through the hologram, Dennis Gabor won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1971. In addition awarded the Nobel Prize, Gabor became a member of the Royal Society of London in 1956, and an honorary member of the Academy of Sciences of Hungary in 1964.
Dennis Gabor died on February 9, 1979, at the age of 79 years. In addition to the inventor of the hologram, Gabor also known as the inventor of the theory of granular synthesis which examines oovoo sign in how humans communicate and listen. (Fitriansyah, an alumnus of the College of Communication Bandung) ***
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