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Digital Technology Systems of California, Inc.

George D Carlsen, Ii

Ronald W Vale

Aram A Tanielian

Vladimir L Gribkov

Alexey L Solodov

Andrey Ya Chervonenkis

Nikolay N Kiryuhin

The system eliminates the noise, rumble and hiss from any standard 35 mm analog optical sound track. By simply feeding the film through the projector sound head in a normal manner the system automatically converts the analog optical sound tracks to digital quality. No special storing of digital data on film is required and no special digital decoder equipment is needed. The system produces noise-free sound, increased frequency response, expanded dynamic range and clarity of the dialogue. Film studios will no longer need to carry a double inventory of films having digital and analog sound tracks or to process the sound tracks for noise reduction.

Analog sound track digitizer

A magnetooptic device to be used in industrial applications to investigate articles for flaws or defects. The magnetooptic device is capable of revealing defects in articles of nonmagnetic and magnetic conducting material. These results are achieved by designing a magnetooptic device having a magnetooptic transformer element on its bottom surface and incorporating a front electrical contact and a rear electrical contact on the bottom surface of the MO device. The respective electrical contacts are connected by wire conductors to the respective positive and negative terminals of a source of electrical current. The defect pattern of an article can be either visually viewed or the defect pattern can be recorded on a tape or magnetic rubber sheet placed between the bottom surface of the MO device and the top surface of the article being analyzed.

Magnetooptic system for article defects and flaws detection

An analog-digitizer sound system for motion pictures that automatically converts both old and new analog stereo film-sound tracks to digital quality sound. The system eliminates the noise, rumble and hiss from any standard 35 mm analog optical sound track. By simply playing the film through the projector sound head in the normal manner the system automatically converts the analog optical sound tracks to digital format. No special storing of digital data on film is required and no special digital decoder equipment is needed. The system produces noise-free sound, increased frequency response, expanded dynamic range and clarity of dialogue. Film studios will no longer need to maintain a double inventory of digital and analog sound or process sound tracks for noise reduction.

Apparatus for reading analog sound tracks on film with circuit for

An arrangement of divergently mounted acoustic transducers in a hemispherical air tight enclosure, the enclosure being sized with regard to the loading requirements of the acoustic transducers to produce a small size speaker system having an omnidirectional sound radiation pattern and a flat frequency response without the need of a crossover network. The hemispherical enclosure being comprised of six flat equal sided pentagonal plates, five triangular shaped flat gussets and a flat base plate all of which when assembled forms a half dodecahedron polyhedron shaped enclosure with a closed base, with the base serving as the enclosure mounting surface.

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Cardiff, CA, United States of America

George D Carlsen, Ii