Великий ученый и изобретатель Владимир Козьмич Зворыкин (29.07.1888 - 29.07.1982)

"ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ ЖИЗНИ И НАУЧНОГО НАСЛЕДИЯ В.К. ЗВОРЫКИНА"

ДОКУМЕНТЫ (копии) В.К. Зворыкина из архива президента IAP А.Н. Васина

1. Копия личного дела В.К. Зворыкина (Омск, 1919 г.)
2. Копия метрической записи о рождении и крещении 1888 года (из архива историка А.Ф. Батракова)
3. Копия документа о натурализации в США 1924 г.
4. Копия пассажирского листа лайнера "Мавритания" 1918 г.
5. Фотографии Зворыкина


Родной дом Зворыкина в Муроме.






















Патент Зворыкина 29 декабря 1923 года (выдан 20 декабря 1938 г.). С него началась эра телевидения.
"My invention relates, in general, to television systems. One of the objects of my Invention is to provide a system for enabling a person to see distant moving objects or views by radio. Another object of my invention is to eliminate synchronizing devices heretofore employed in television systems. Still another object of my invention is to provide a system for broadcasting, from a central point, moving pictures, scenes from plays, or similar entertainments. The above and other objects of my Invention will be explained more fully hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings forming a part of this specification..."



























Лицензия пилота В. Зворыкина















1977 год. Зворыкин - член Национальной Палаты Славы США
































Главный патент Зворыкина


Фотографии Зворыкина (Коллекция Steve Restelli)

Зворыкин-изобретатель факса. 1929 год

Зворыкин-основатель медицинской электроники

DIPLOMAS, CERTIFICATES, HONORS

received by Vladimir K. Zworykin
1 The Morris Liebmann Memorial Prize for the year 1934 The Institute of Radio Engineers New York, New York January 1, 1934
2 Resident Member of The Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania, for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts Philadelphia, Pennsylvania January 16, 1935
3 Republique Francaise Ministere de l’Education Nationale May 30, 1939
4 A Modern Pioneer Award The National Association of Manufacturers 1940
5 Fellow The American Academy of Arts and Sciences Massachusetts May 6, 1941
6 Charter Member Electron Microscope Society of America 1942
7 Diploma of Membership National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America April 27, 1943
8 Certificate The War Department Washington, D.C. December 21, 1945
Certificate of Merit The United States of America Washington, D.C. March 1,1948
Certificate of Commendation United States Navy February 1, 1947
9 Certificate of Honor (25 years service) RCA Laboratories Princeton, New Jersey November 16, 1946
10 The Howard N. Potts Medal The Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania, for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts Philadelphia, Pennsylvania April 16, 1947
11 Certificate of Membership The American Philosophical Society Philadelphia, Pennsylvania April 24, 1948
12 Republique Francaise Ordre National de la Legion D’Honneur July 19, 1948
13 Gold Medal of Achievement Poor Richard Club of Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania January 17, 1949
14 The Lamme Medal The American Institute of Electrical Engineers February 4, 1949
15 Certificate of Membership Eta Kappa Nu Association New York, New York January 30, 1950
16 Honorary Member Society of Motion Picture Engineers New York, New York October 16, 1950
17 The Medal of Honor for the year 1951 The Institute of Radio Engineers New York, New York January 1, 1951
18 Honorary Member Camden County Chamber of Commerce State of New Jersey April 9, 1951
19 Member of the Hall of Fame of Popular Mechanics Magazine on the occasion of the magazine’s Golden Anniversary January, 1952
20 Les Chevaliers de la Croix de Lorraine et Compagnons de la Resistance August 5, 1952
21 The Edison Medal The American Institute of Electrical Engineers November 14, 1952
22 Radio Pioneers Award for Distinguished Service to Radio Pioneers 1953
23 Diplome De Merite et de Membre Du Comite D’Honneur Union Francaise Des Inventeurs Paris, France April 30, 1954
24 Honorary Vice-President Board of Directors Radio Corporation of America August 6,1954
25 Presentation upon formal retirement RCA Laboratories Princeton, New Jersey September 18, 1954
26 Society of Television Engineers (Japanese) May 11, 1955
27 The Institute of Electronic Communication Engineers (Japanese) May 11, 1955
28 Certificate of Membership Tau Beta Pi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania April 27, 1956
29 Medaille Gustave Trasenster Association des Ingenieurs Sortis de L’Ecole de Liege March 15, 1959
30 Honorary Member British Institution of Radio Engineers 1959
Convention in the University of Cambridge July 2, 1959
31 Il Presidente Della Republica October 10, 1959
32 Citation Broadcast Pioneers 1960
33 Honorary Title of “Champion” The Milan Fair and the International Fair for Motion Pictures, including Television and Documentary Film 1962
34 The Albert Sauveur Achievement Award The American Society for Metals October 22, 1963
35 Pan American Medical Association 1963
36 Faraday Medal The Institution of Electrical Engineers Westminster April 29, 1965
37 Certificate of Membership National Academy of Engineering of the United States of America October 6, 1965
38 Chicago Electronics Industry June 30, 1966
39 The Electronics-Electrical-Plastics Division of the Combined Jewish Appeal of Metropolitan Chicago June 30, 1966
40 The National Medal of Science Awarded by the President of the United States of America 1966
41 The Golden Plate American Academy of Achievement Dallas, Texas June 17, 1967
42 Third Annual Founders’ Medal National Academy of Engineering Washington, D.C. April 24, 1968
44 Certificate of Membership The American Institute of Electrical Engineers New York August 8, 1922
45 Diploma, Doctor of Philosophy University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania June 9, 1926
46 Diploma, Doctor of Science, honoris causa The Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn New York June 15, 1938

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