# 1971 - AD - Canadian Electronics 1972 - 002.jpg Wiki page: [Advertisements](../../PAGES/Advertisements.md) - **Year:** 1971 (found in this ad: "Dec. 1971") - **Type:** advertisement / brochure / press ## Text recovered by OCR > control board. The operator iS thus monaural output channels are also and three cartridge tape machines. relieved of the necessity to remember provided. Newsroom facilities include one which inputs are available on differ- The stereo channels can be used recording studio, four reel tape ma- ent switch positions; as happens with for the production of commercials, chines, and two cartridge machines_ older designs, and the chances of (and would also be available for FM Input switcher facilities are connected making an error, especially under the stereo programming should the sta- to all recorders pressure of peak period activity, are tion eventually obtain permission to According to Bill Onn, CKEY $ considerably reduced_ broadcast in the FM band). Engineering Manager, the new system The routing switch can be pre-set, Of the three control consoles, has worked out well, and allowing although the operator to dial up the is allocated to the on-air Sacilitiese the production facilities next channel aren't fully required while still and the other two to the production loaded as yet, the savings in cost from working on another channel. Thumb- facilities. having three identical custom-made" wheel switches are used for this pur- control The on-air facilities systems, enabled him to in- pose, and provide an instant readout are centred corporate many of around the control the features that of the channel selected. room which_ in give the system its addition to the console, contains three flexibility, and The input switcher is designed to make it simple to operate. An handle to reel tape machines, three turntables, oper- up 48 inputs, and has 24 ator and six can easily learn how cartridge tape machines to run the outputs. Any one of the 48 sources of One control console in studio one shift, material he says program can be instantly se - and two news booths complete but it takes while the on-air facilities. The transmitter longer to fully ap- lected by any one of the three associ- feed is carried preciate all of the programming facil- ated control consoles with the turn of over Bell lines (dupli- ities that a solid state switcher offers. thumbwheel switch_ A 24x24 inter- cate systems), to the transmitter and The station employs about antennas which are located about one 75 com is also incorporated in the syS- people and half mile broadcasts on 590 kHz, tem. away on the southwest side with radiated power of 10 kW. of Toronto Islands. The Each of the consoles is designed to antenna array consists of five towers handle up to 19 inputs, with sepa- Production facilities include three rising from the lakebed just off To- rate channel and controls for each in- studios which may be controlled from ronto Islands, and services an area put: Ten of the inputs are for mo - either one of the two control rooms, extending about 100 miles to the naural sound, and nine for stereo. each of which is equipped with three north; east and west, and about 50 One stereo output channel an - **Original file:** `WBSps.env/PUBLIC/RAW Photos/ADVERTISEMENTS/PRESS/Canadian Electronics 1972 - 002.jpg` - **SHA-256:** `be4a7d7880f646c46ec8b49795117598ab79778718b48daaeace5083f47cd700` - **Size:** 1,630,830 bytes - **Pages:** 1 ## Dates found in this file - **1971** (month): `Dec. 1971` — …included. Appli- Richard Bellman, this book is Waller; ed , Dec. 1971. Characteristics trans - cations and uses of materials are… - **1972** (month): `Jan. 1972` — …semiconductors and magnetic mate- movic, M. Vukobzratovic, Jan. 1972 rials to film circuits, adhesives, encap- Volume 35 of the… - **1972** (month): `AUGUST 1972` — …pp, illus, hard, USS15.50. CANADIAN ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING AUGUST 1972 23 2c… ## Full text ### Page 1 (OCR, spell-checked: 7 words corrected) ```text control board. The operator iS thus monaural output channels are also and three cartridge tape machines. relieved of the necessity to remember provided. Newsroom facilities include one which inputs are available on differ- The stereo channels can be used recording studio, four reel tape ma- ent switch positions; as happens with for the production of commercials, chines, and two cartridge machines_ older designs, and the chances of (and would also be available for FM Input switcher facilities are connected making an error, especially under the stereo programming should the sta- to all recorders pressure of peak period activity, are tion eventually obtain permission to According to Bill Onn, CKEY $ considerably reduced_ broadcast in the FM band). Engineering Manager, the new system The routing switch can be pre-set, Of the three control consoles, has worked out well, and allowing although the operator to dial up the is allocated to the on-air Sacilitiese the production facilities next channel aren't fully required while still and the other two to the production loaded as yet, the savings in cost from working on another channel. Thumb- facilities. having three identical custom-made" wheel switches are used for this pur- control The on-air facilities systems, enabled him to in- pose, and provide an instant readout are centred corporate many of around the control the features that of the channel selected. room which_ in give the system its addition to the console, contains three flexibility, and The input switcher is designed to make it simple to operate. An handle to reel tape machines, three turntables, oper- up 48 inputs, and has 24 ator and six can easily learn how cartridge tape machines to run the outputs. Any one of the 48 sources of One control console in studio one shift, material he says program can be instantly se - and two news booths complete but it takes while the on-air facilities. The transmitter longer to fully ap- lected by any one of the three associ- feed is carried preciate all of the programming facil- ated control consoles with the turn of over Bell lines (dupli- ities that a solid state switcher offers. thumbwheel switch_ A 24x24 inter- cate systems), to the transmitter and The station employs about antennas which are located about one 75 com is also incorporated in the syS- people and half mile broadcasts on 590 kHz, tem. away on the southwest side with radiated power of 10 kW. of Toronto Islands. The Each of the consoles is designed to antenna array consists of five towers handle up to 19 inputs, with sepa- Production facilities include three rising from the lakebed just off To- rate channel and controls for each in- studios which may be controlled from onto Islands, and services an area put: Ten of the inputs are for mo - either one of the two control rooms, extending about 100 miles to the natural sound, and nine for stereo. each of which is equipped with three north; east and west, and about 50 One stereo output channel and two turntables, three reel tape machines, miles to the south across the lake Jim Ward, Lynne Gordon and Bill Cook prepare newscast in background take incoming reports: All night worker RCA cartridge recorders and Ampex reel tape recorders Jim Paulson, at right, working in production control. plastics, rubbers, ceramics, papers; General Sensitivity Theory R To- books semiconductors and magnetic mate- movie, M. Vukobzratovic, Jan. 1972 rails to film circuits, adhesives, encap- Volume 35 of the series Modern Ana- sulants and mounting and intercon- lytical and Computational Methods in nection materials. A comprehensive Science and Mathematics, edited by Electronics Design Materials W F glossary of terms is included. Appli- Richard Bellman, this book is Waller; ed , Dec. 1971. Characteristics trans - cations and uses of materials are cOV- of lated materials and they affect revised from as their the Servo- use ered in the final four chapters. The in electronic Creation applications is the sub- edition. This book book is in- appears as cross between ject of this volume in the MacMillan handbook and tended for the semi-theoretical advanced theoretical text Electronic Engineering series. This and should be extremely useful to the or design worker in control systems, is book outlines the chemical, physical practicing engineer using various fully referenced and has S € VeT a [ and electrical properties of 24 mate- materials in design or production appendices on applications of sensi- rails ranging from conductive metals work_ MacMillan Co_ of Canada Ltd. tivity theory. Elsevier, New York. and alloys, gases; superconductors, 223 Pp, illus, hard, CS11.50_ 258 pp, illus, hard, USS15.50. CANADIAN ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING AUGUST 1972 23 2c ```
As read by the OCR ```text control board. The operator iS thus monaural output channels are also and three cartridge tape machines. relieved of the necessity to remember provided. Newsroom facilities include one which inputs are available on differ- The stereo channels can be used recording studio, four reel tape ma- ent switch positions; as happens with for the production of commercials, chines, and two cartridge machines_ older designs, and the chances of (and would also be available for FM Input switcher facilities are connected making an error, especially under the stereo programming should the sta- to all recorders pressure of peak period activity, are tion eventually obtain permission to According to Bill Onn, CKEY $ considerably reduced_ broadcast in the FM band). Engineering Manager, the new system The routing switch can be pre-set, Of the three control consoles, has worked out well, and allowing although the operator to dial up the is allocated to the on-air Sacilitiese the production facilities next channel aren't fully required while still and the other two to the production loaded as yet, the savings in cost from working on another channel. Thumb- facilities. having three identical custom-made" wheel switches are used for this pur- control The on-air facilities systems, enabled him to in- pose, and provide an instant readout are centred corporate many of around the control the features that of the channel selected. room which_ in give the system its addition to the console, contains three flexibility, and The input switcher is designed to make it simple to operate. An handle to reel tape machines, three turntables, oper- up 48 inputs, and has 24 ator and six can easily learn how cartridge tape machines to run the outputs. Any one of the 48 sources of One control console in studio one shift, material he says program can be instantly se - and two news booths complete but it takes while the on-air facilities. The transmitter longer to fully ap- lected by any one of the three associ- feed is carried preciate all of the programming facil- ated control consoles with the turn of over Bell lines (dupli- ities that a solid state switcher offers. thumbwheel switch_ A 24x24 inter- cate systems), to the transmitter and The station employs about antennas which are located about one 75 com is also incorporated in the syS- people and half mile broadcasts on 590 kHz, tem. away on the southwest side with radiated power of 10 kW. of Toronto Islands. The Each of the consoles is designed to antenna array consists of five towers handle up to 19 inputs, with sepa- Production facilities include three rising from the lakebed just off To- rate channel and controls for each in- studios which may be controlled from ronto Islands, and services an area put: Ten of the inputs are for mo - either one of the two control rooms, extending about 100 miles to the naural sound, and nine for stereo. each of which is equipped with three north; east and west, and about 50 One stereo output channel and two turntables, three reel tape machines, miles to the south across the lake Jim Ward, Lynne Gordon and Bill Cook prepare newscast in background take incoming reports: All night worker RCA cartridge recorders and Ampex reel tape recorders Jim Paulson, at right, working in production control. plastics, rubbers, ceramics, papers; General Sensitivity Theory R To- books semiconductors and magnetic mate- movic, M. Vukobzratovic, Jan. 1972 rials to film circuits, adhesives, encap- Volume 35 of the series Modern Ana- sulants and mounting and intercon- lytical and Computational Methods in nection materials. A comprehensive Science and Mathematics, edited by Electronics Design Materials W F glossary of terms is included. Appli- Richard Bellman, this book is Waller; ed , Dec. 1971. Characteristics trans - cations and uses of materials are cOV- of lated materials and they affect revised from as their the Serbo- use ered in the final four chapters. The in electronic Croation applications is the sub- edition. This book book is in- appears as cross between ject of this volume in the MacMillan handbook and tended for the semi-theoretical advanced theoretical text Electronic Engineering series. This and should be extremely useful to the or design worker in control systems, is book outlines the chemical, physical practicing engineer using various fully referenced and has S € VeT a [ and electrical properties of 24 mate- materials in design or production appendices on applications of sensi- rials ranging from conductive metals work_ MacMillan Co_ of Canada Ltd. tivity theory. Elsevier, New York. and alloys, gases; superconductors, 223 Pp, illus, hard, CS11.50_ 258 pp, illus, hard, USS15.50. CANADIAN ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING AUGUST 1972 23 2c ```
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