Alexander G. Lapuk (1925–2005) - a specialist in the field of electron-beam devices , winner of the USSR State Prize (1983).
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| Date of Birth | January 2, 1925 |
| Date of death | August 2, 2005 (80 years) |
| Scientific field | Electron Beam Instruments |
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Born on January 2, 1925.
From 1959, he worked at the EDB EDS (then transformed into NPO Electron) in the laboratory of A. E. Gershberg in positions from leading specialist to group leader.
In 1972–1990, the head of the Vidicon and Glaticon department, from 1990 the leading research associate of the Electron NGO.
In 1996 he left for permanent residence in the United States. Died in South Quebec St Denver Denver County Colorado USA 02.08.2005. Place of burial - Fairmount Cemetery.
The main designer of a number of vidicons and glotikon. Under his leadership, about 50 vidicons and 30 glutons were created for television broadcasting, applied TV, including a VIDICON with adjustable memory LI-429 (1971) for a television space system (Lunokhod-2).
Candidate of Technical Sciences.
Winner of the State Prize of the USSR (1983).
His wife is Irina Alekseevna Lapuk (11/27/1928 - 01/21/2005).
Sources
- Leites, L. S. [The development of television broadcasting technology in Russia: A Handbook]. 3rd ed. - M .: FSUE "TTT" Ostankino ", 2012. - 608 c.
- 50 years of the Central Electron Research Institute: Collection / Anniversary Edition. - SPb., 2006. - 143 p.
- Essays on the history of domestic television , photo
- The development of television broadcast technology
- Chief designers - managers of the development of television transmitting tubes, which have found wide application in television broadcasting and space television engineering
- Pedigree of merchants and townspeople of the Shakhovs, Lvov-Ugarovs of Vologda and the Popovs, Kubryakovs, Sokolovs, Znamensky, Students' and Others of Vologda and the Vologda Province, related to them