Yakov Rozval
| Jacob Borisovich Rozval | |
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| Occupation: |
Chief designer of Soviet-wide Scientific Research Institute of TV and radio broadcasting, inventor |
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| Date of birth: |
21 December 1932(1932-12-21) |
| Place of birth: | |
| Citizenship: | |
| Date of death: |
26 July 2015(2015-07-26) (82 years old) |
| Place of death: |
Moscow |
| Awards and
distinctions: |
Honored inventor RSFSR, Honorary radioman USSR |
Rozval Yakov Borisovich (1932–2015) – Soviet, and subsequently, Russian engineer, chief designer of the Soviet-wide Scientific Research Institute of TV and radio broadcasting, Honored Inventor of the RSFSR, Honorary radioman.
Biography
Early life
Rozval Yakov Borisovich was born 21 December 1932 in Odessa in a wealthy Jewish family.[1]
In those years, the country was suffering from famine, political repression and many were sent to jail on suspicion of espionage. His father, Boris Semenovich, as chief engineer at the plant, did not escape this fate, and in 1937 was sent to the Gulag.[2]
After the Gulag, and until his death in 1963 Boris Semenovich worked at closed military factory ("Sharashka").
In 1950 the Jacob Rozval graduated 10 classes of secondary school with a gold medal and entered the Moscow State University of Geodesy and Cartography. He could not attend other institutions because his father was not fully rehabilitated.
Career
After graduation, he was sent to the Far East as an engineer-surveyor. For around 5 years he worked in different cities.
In 1963 his father was rehabilitated, and Jacob is admitted in Moscow Power Engineering Institute, majoring in "Industrial Electronics". From 1963 he worked in the Sovietwide Scientific Research Institute of Television and Radio Broadcasting (VNIITR)[3] as an engineer.
In collaboration with V.A. Petropavlovskii developed laboratory model of the first Soviet colour television camera.[4]
After 10 years of work he was appointed as the head constructor of this Institute. During this time he created most of his inventions.
Retirement and death
J.B. Rozval retired from his post as chief designer in 2012, at the age of eighty. Yakov Borisovich died on 26 July 2015 from cancer. His remains were buried at the Vagankovo Cemetery.
Inventions and Patents
Yakov Borisovich Rozval – the author of many outstanding inventions, including the first Soviet broadcasting color camera as well as many others. A total of about 50 inventions and patents. Including:[5][6]
- Colour broadcasting TV camera
- Device for realignment of colour-separated signals
- Magnetically sensitive device
- Device for X-ray fluorescence analysis
- Astronomical coordinates corrector for aircraft
Awards and distinctions
- Honored Inventor of the RSFSR
- Honorary radioman
- Excellence in TV and Radio award
- Medal – "Veteran of Labour"
- Bronze Medal VDNKh
- Medal – "300 Years of Navy"
- Medal – "In memory of the 850 anniversary of Moscow"
References
- ^ Ева Краснова, Анатолий Дроздовский. Предки Розвал в Одессе (рус.). migdal.org.ua. Проверено 20 сентября 2015.
- ^ Международным обществом "Мемориал". Список репрессированных (рус.). "Жертвы политического террора в СССР". lists.memo.ru. Проверено 20 сентября 2015.
- ^ Цветная передающая телевизионная камера (рус.). База патентом СССР. patents.su. Проверено 20 сентября 2015.
- ^ Певзнер Б.
- ^ Розвал Я. Б. Список патентов (рус.). База патентов СССР. patents.su. Проверено 20 сентября 2015.
- ^ Патенты автора — Розвал Я.Б. (рус.). База Патетов. allpatents.ru. Проверено 20 сентября 2015.