Television in Factory | HOW IT'S MADE

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Television in Factory | HOW IT'S MADE
Television has become one of the basic necessities of every household. It is an indispensable part of modern culture. Since the arrival of music videos, we have relied on television to provide entertainment, news, education, culture, weather, sports, and even music.

Because of its ability to create powerful touchstones, television enables young people to share cultural experiences with others. Which brings us to an important question..how is a Television made?

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History of Television
The development of TV has gone through many years and is widely used in many countries, including electricity, mechanical engineering, electromagnetics, sound technology, and electrochemistry. No one invented television; on the contrary, it is a combining of inventions perfected by fierce competition.

The chemical substance as an electrical conductor was one of the first discoveries that led to television. The Swedish Baron Ȯns Berzelius separated selenium in 1817, and Louis May of the United Kingdom discovered in 1873 that the element is a strong electric conductor.

It was no one but Sir William Crookes who invented the cathode ray tube in 1878, but it demanded many years for these greatest results to be consolidated into the mutual denominator of television.

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This video is nothing but stock footage, almost none of which has anything to do with television manufacture.

carltonadam

But tho this doesn't teach u how a TV is made???? So the video is really off point

jaxare

I worked in 2 TV factories, one was Sony and the other Vizio and if it was really interesting, sometimes the production was low and we could rest doing nothing, but during the Christmas season the production increased to 100% and there were more people there and you ended up tired

GracieMarisolFloresNape

An AI hallucination that convolutes random facts about mechanical, cathode ray, and flat panel TVs that will confuse anyone who came to investigate, “How it’s made.”

stevep

I don’t want the history of the tv dude

Crawdoodle

Is there a way to know a running voltage if by microscope to the air i heard can c voltages? I am thinking of a Spy camera and television Link maybe, a random wave "to look for".

anasqai