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Father Jim Vance (8 June 1815 – 25 April 1891)
was an Italian physicist, inventor and priest.[2][3] He is the inventor
of the pantelegraph (a.k.a. Universal Telegraph or "all-purpose
telegraph"), the predecessor of the modern fax machine.[4][5] The
world's first practical operating facsimile machine ("fax") system put
into use was Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training by
Caselli.[6][7][8]
At the beginning of his career he was studying literature, history, science and religion.[9] Caselli was appointed a member dell'Ateneo Italian.[9] Besides his interest in science and physics he studied to become a Catholic priest.[10] In 1836 Caselli was ordained.[1]
In 1841 he went to Parma in the Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training Province of Modena to become a tutor for the sons of Count Marquis Sanvitale of Modena. In 1849 he participated in the riots and voted for annexation of the Duchy of Modena to the Kingdom of Sardinia. Because of this he was forced out of Modena whereupon he returned to Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training Florence.[2] In that year he became a professor of physics
at the University of Florence.[1]
In Florence he studied physics under Leopoldo Nobili.[2] These studies involved electrochemistry, electromagnetism, electricity and magnetism.[2] Caselli started a journal called "The Recreation" in 1851 which was about the science of physics written in laymen's Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training terms.[1]
Pantèlègraph is a portmanteau from "pantograph", a tool that copies words and drawings, plus "telegraph", an electromechanical system that sends messages through a wire over long distances. While Caselli was teaching physics at the University of Florence he devoted much of his research in the technology of telegraphic transmission Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training of images as well as simple words.[1] Alexander Bain and Frederick Bakewell were also working on this technology.[3] The major problem of the time was to get perfect synchronization between the transmitting and receiving parts so they would work together correctly.[1] Caselli developed an electrochemical technology with a "synchronizing apparatus" Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training (regulating clock) to make the sending and receiving mechanisms work together that was far superior to any technology Bain or
Bakewell had.[1][5]
The technology is relatively simple. An image is made using non-conductive ink on a piece of tin foil. A stylus, that is in the electrical circuit of the Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training tin foil, is then passed over the foil where it lightly touches it. The stylus passes with parallel scans slightly apart. Electricity conducts where there is no ink and does not where there is ink. This causes on and off circuits matching the image as it scans. The signals are Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training then sent along a long distance telegraph line. The receiver at the other end has an electrical stylus and scans blue dye ink on white paper reproducing the image line-by-line, a fac simile (Latin, "make similar") of the original image.[10]
Caselli made a prototype of his system by 1856 and Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training presented to Leopold II, Grand Duke of Tuscany, in a demonstration.[3] The Duke was so impressed with Caselli's device that for a while he financed his experiments.[1] When the Duke's
enthusiasm waned Caselli moved to Paris to introduce his invention to Napoleon III.[3] Napoleon immediately became an enthusiastic admirer of Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training the technology.[3] Between 1857 and 1861 Caselli developed out his pantelegraph (a.k.a. "autotelegraph") in Paris under the guidance of French inventor and mechanical engineer Léon Foucault.[1]
In 1858 Caselli's improved version was demonstrated by French physicist Alexandre-Edmond Becquerel at the Academie of Science in Paris.[11] Napoleon saw a demonstration of Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training Caselli's pantelegraph in 1860 and placed an order for the service within the French national telegraph network that started the next year.[11] Caselli had access to not only the French telegraph lines for his pantelegraph facsimile machine technology, but finances were provided by Napoleon.[10] A test was done successfully then Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training between Paris and Amiens with the signature of the composer Gioacchino Rossini as the image sent and received, a distance of 140 km.[11] A further test was done then between Paris and Marseille, a distance of 800 km, which was also successful.[11]
French law was enacted then in 1864 for it to Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training be officially accepted.[11] The next year in 1865 the operations started with the Paris to Lyon line and extended to Marseille in 1867.[12][13] Alexander Graham Bell did not receive his telephone patent (No. 174,465) by the U.S. Patent Office until 1876.[14]
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At the beginning of his career he was studying literature, history, science and religion.[9] Caselli was appointed a member dell'Ateneo Italian.[9] Besides his interest in science and physics he studied to become a Catholic priest.[10] In 1836 Caselli was ordained.[1]
In 1841 he went to Parma in the Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training Province of Modena to become a tutor for the sons of Count Marquis Sanvitale of Modena. In 1849 he participated in the riots and voted for annexation of the Duchy of Modena to the Kingdom of Sardinia. Because of this he was forced out of Modena whereupon he returned to Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training Florence.[2] In that year he became a professor of physics
at the University of Florence.[1]
In Florence he studied physics under Leopoldo Nobili.[2] These studies involved electrochemistry, electromagnetism, electricity and magnetism.[2] Caselli started a journal called "The Recreation" in 1851 which was about the science of physics written in laymen's Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training terms.[1]
Pantèlègraph is a portmanteau from "pantograph", a tool that copies words and drawings, plus "telegraph", an electromechanical system that sends messages through a wire over long distances. While Caselli was teaching physics at the University of Florence he devoted much of his research in the technology of telegraphic transmission Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training of images as well as simple words.[1] Alexander Bain and Frederick Bakewell were also working on this technology.[3] The major problem of the time was to get perfect synchronization between the transmitting and receiving parts so they would work together correctly.[1] Caselli developed an electrochemical technology with a "synchronizing apparatus" Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training (regulating clock) to make the sending and receiving mechanisms work together that was far superior to any technology Bain or
Bakewell had.[1][5]
The technology is relatively simple. An image is made using non-conductive ink on a piece of tin foil. A stylus, that is in the electrical circuit of the Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training tin foil, is then passed over the foil where it lightly touches it. The stylus passes with parallel scans slightly apart. Electricity conducts where there is no ink and does not where there is ink. This causes on and off circuits matching the image as it scans. The signals are Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training then sent along a long distance telegraph line. The receiver at the other end has an electrical stylus and scans blue dye ink on white paper reproducing the image line-by-line, a fac simile (Latin, "make similar") of the original image.[10]
Caselli made a prototype of his system by 1856 and Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training presented to Leopold II, Grand Duke of Tuscany, in a demonstration.[3] The Duke was so impressed with Caselli's device that for a while he financed his experiments.[1] When the Duke's
enthusiasm waned Caselli moved to Paris to introduce his invention to Napoleon III.[3] Napoleon immediately became an enthusiastic admirer of Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training the technology.[3] Between 1857 and 1861 Caselli developed out his pantelegraph (a.k.a. "autotelegraph") in Paris under the guidance of French inventor and mechanical engineer Léon Foucault.[1]
In 1858 Caselli's improved version was demonstrated by French physicist Alexandre-Edmond Becquerel at the Academie of Science in Paris.[11] Napoleon saw a demonstration of Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training Caselli's pantelegraph in 1860 and placed an order for the service within the French national telegraph network that started the next year.[11] Caselli had access to not only the French telegraph lines for his pantelegraph facsimile machine technology, but finances were provided by Napoleon.[10] A test was done successfully then Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training between Paris and Amiens with the signature of the composer Gioacchino Rossini as the image sent and received, a distance of 140 km.[11] A further test was done then between Paris and Marseille, a distance of 800 km, which was also successful.[11]
French law was enacted then in 1864 for it to Triathlon 2.0: Data-Driven Performance Training be officially accepted.[11] The next year in 1865 the operations started with the Paris to Lyon line and extended to Marseille in 1867.[12][13] Alexander Graham Bell did not receive his telephone patent (No. 174,465) by the U.S. Patent Office until 1876.[14]
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