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Philo Farnsworth, the inventor of television, describes how a television works by producing a series of small pixels on a screen that appear as an image when combined. He explains that a cathode ray tube sends out electrons that land on the screen to create a visual display, while a light valve and capacitor produce the light. Farnsworth was inspired to develop television from observing the straight rows he plowed in a field, realizing he could transmit images as electrons and reassemble them on a screen. O

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