Lev Yulevich (Leon-Lazar Yudelevich) Blyumberg (1913-1975, Moscow) - Russian scientist in the field of radar, Doctor of Technical Sciences.
| Lev Yulevich (Leon-Lazar Yudelevich) Blyumberg | |
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| Date of Birth | 1913 |
| Date of death | 1975 |
| Scientific field | radar |
| Academic degree | Doctor of Technical Sciences |
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The son of a doctor Yudel Markusovich (Julius Markovich) Blumberg. He graduated from Petrishule (1930) and the institute in Leningrad. In 1941, after the outbreak of war, he joined the militia and participated in the hostilities, engineer-captain.
In November 1944 he was sent to VNII-108 (later VNIRTI, TsNIRTI named after academician A.I. Berg), was appointed head of Laboratory No. 19 (ground-based radars).
He worked on the creation of spaceborne electronic intelligence devices. For the creation and successful launch of electronic monitoring equipment, “KUST-40” was awarded the Order of Lenin .
While working at VNIRTI, he defended his doctoral dissertation, Doctor of Technical Sciences. Member of the Academic Council of the Institute.
Editor translated from English directories:
- Basics of radar technology. T. 1-2 [Text]: Trans. from English - 2nd ed. - Moscow: Oborongiz, 1951. - 2 t .; 23 cm
- Generation of electrical oscillations of a special form [Text]: Trans. from English / Ed. L. Yu. Blumberg and T.R. Brahman. - Moscow: Council. radio, 1951. - 2 t .; 22 cm
In June 1975, died in an accident (was hit by a car).
Awards: Order of Lenin and World War II degree, medal "For the Defense of Leningrad."
He was buried at Vvedensky cemetery .