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Adventures in Electricity #7 (1940)

General Comics · 1940 · 16 pages

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"A Story of Electronics" follows a young boy named Johnny and a girl named Jane as they learn about electronics from an instructor. The story explains how electronic tubes function in radios and television sets, describing how images are broadcast through the air via electronic signals and made visible on home television screens. The narrative demonstrates the practical applications of electronics in manufacturing, showing television set assembly lines where thousands of sets are produced daily with careful inspection before shipment. The story concludes by illustrating how television images are created through rapid sequences of still pictures displayed in succession, similar to motion picture film, and explains how these signals are transmitted through the air to home receivers.

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