FR879531A -
Device for the production of an electric control voltage varying essentially according to an enveloping of an acoustic oscillation to accelerate, to record the reproduction of the sounds
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Device for the production of an electric control voltage varying essentially according to an enveloping of an acoustic oscillation to accelerate, to record the reproduction of the sounds
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FR879531D1941-03-151942-02-21
Device for the production of an electric control voltage varying essentially according to an enveloping of an acoustic oscillation to accelerate, to record the reproduction of the sounds
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Device for the production of an electric control voltage varying essentially according to an enveloping of an acoustic oscillation to accelerate, to record the reproduction of the sounds
Device for the production of an electric control voltage varying essentially according to an enveloping of an acoustic oscillation to accelerate, to record the reproduction of the sounds