Pye Story - Television
WEBPye introduced the first production mains “transformer-less” TV using line flyback to generate the EHT. This was much safer than previous designs and was also cheaper to produce. Soon all TV manufacturers across the world …
The Pye Museum - Consumer Radio & TV Equipment History
WEBIn the early 1950s Pye commissioned a young industrial designer, Robin Day, to design its products and he soon established a ‘house style’ appearance. He continued to design for Pye for the rest of its autonomous existence, winning several design awards.
A History of Vintage Electronics: Pye Telecommunications …
WEBApr 6, 2020 · In 1949, Pye first demonstrated color television, long before it was broadcast to people’s homes in 1967. Pye also introduced black screens in the 1950s in order to give a better daytime...
Pye Ltd Radio & Television - Company Timeline - The Pye Museum
WEBThe history of the Pye Group of Companies in scientific & analytical instruments, radio & line communications, broadcasting, domestic radio & TV and industrial electronics from 1896 to the present day
Pye (electronics company) - Wikipedia
WEBPye TVT Ltd was formed to produce broadcast television equipment, including cameras, which were popular with British broadcasters including the BBC as well as achieving international sales. The early cameras were called "Photicon" and the later models by their Mk number: 2, 3, etc.
Pye Ltd Radio & Television - Company Profile - The Pye Museum
WEBThe history of the Pye Group of Companies in scientific & analytical instruments, radio & line communications, broadcasting, domestic radio & TV and industrial electronics from 1896 to the present day: The virtual museum of the Pye History Trust - Celebrating Britain’s Scientific & Industrial Heritage
Pye Story - Studios & Systems
WEBThe combination of Photicon tube and camera was unique to Pye and fitted in the Humber. Full scale demonstrations with 50 TV receivers and a transmitter were given in Copenhagen and Stockholm. Pye Cathodeon improved the Photicon and introduced the Photo Electric Stabilised (PES) Photicon with improved picture quality.
Pye Story
WEBThe display of products and history of the Pye company in the Pye Building at the Cambridge Museum of Technology is deliberately limited to the period up to approximately 1967. This is the year in which the Philips company acquired partial …
1950’s: PYE BROADCAST AUDIO CONSOLES - POSTFADE
WEBJun 14, 2021 · In the 1950s, and for many years after that, the BBC usually built their own sound consoles for radio and television and Pye and Marconi were the only companies building audio mixers for the ‘independent’ broadcast world. However, the first Pye mixer in a ‘studio’, was possibly when a Pye valve console of 16 or 24 inputs was installed ...
Pye Ltd., Radio Works; Cambridge - Radiomuseum
WEBIn 1952 Pye Canada began marketing two-way radio systems to police forces, fire departments, taxicab companies and others. Among their customers were the Ajax Fire Department and the Pickering police. During the 1950s the company opened offices in Winnipeg and Vancouver in the west, and Montreal and Halifax in the east.