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director of 'Audio', formed a seven-person project group. Vries and Diepeveen were members of this project group. In March 1974, during an Audio-VLP meeting Peek and Vries recommended a digital audio registration because an error-correcting code could be included. Vries and Diepeveen built an error-correcting coder-decoder that was delivered in the summer of 1978. The decoder was included in the CD prototype player that was presented to the international press. The error-correcting coder-decoder was abandoned in 1979 in favor of
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and a small number of research assistants; this was the entire scientific staff of the facility for the first decade. Holst held the director's position until 1946 and spent his tenure creating and maintaining an academic atmosphere at the facility in which researchers had intellectual freedom and
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played an instrumental role in its design. For the industry group 'Audio' and the NatLab the development of a small optical audio disc started early in 1974. The sound quality of this disc had to be superior to that of the large and vulnerable vinyl record. To realize this, Lou Ottens, technical
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university). NatLab never grew to quite those numbers though, 2.400 was the record – and that included the foreign branches which had been added in the meantime. The NatLab became a superuniversity where the "best of the best" could do research in practically perfect circumstances (full
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had made the company part of the world's electronics giants with 350.000 employees in 1970. NatLab grew right along with the company and became a world class research facility. By 1963 a new campus was designed for the facility in Waalre, with space for 3.000 employees (more than any Dutch
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code, which became the adopted CD's standard. To commemorate this breakthrough, Philips received an IEEE Milestone Award on March 6, 2009. This breakthrough was also appreciated by Sony and they started a cooperation with Philips that resulted in June 1980 in a common CD system standard.
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in 1926. The penthode was the centerpiece of the famous Philips radio and it soon found its way into every radio and amplifier in the market. Tellegen also did pioneering research in the area of electrical networks. In 1925 Van der Pol took on a junior student from
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the position of long-term fundamental research at NatLab came under more and more pressure, especially after Philips introduced decentralized financing. Bulthuis reduced research budgets by the equivalent of 60 million
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In March 2012 High Tech Campus Eindhoven was sold by Philips to Ramphastos Investments, a private consortium of investors. Philips remained as tenant, but its status changed from owner/manager to resident.
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Hans Peek, Jan Bergmans, Jos van Haaren, Frank Toolenaar and Sorin Stan," Origins and Successors of the Compact Disc", Springer, 2009, Philips Research Book Series, Vol. 11, Chapters 2 and 3.
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in the early 1960s. A 1972 municipal rezoning brought the facility back into Eindhoven, which was followed some years later by Eindhoven renaming the street the facility is on into the
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in the United States. The research was also not limited to industrial research; a good deal of fundamental research was also performed at NatLab, such as that of
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This managerial philosophy was unique to NatLab, compared to other Philips facilities and laboratories. Unlike the other Philips labs, NatLab similar to AT&T
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In 1975, the NatLab employed some 2000 people, including 600 researchers with university degrees. Research done at the NatLab has ranged from product-specific to
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In 2000, Philips decided on a new direction for the NatLab and the grounds it was housed on: The decision was made to transform and sell the whole of it into an
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The period under Casimir was a time of great success and achievement for the NatLab. But the time after his retirement in 1972 was one of decline and loss.
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Over time, Van Rumpt and Kasperkovitz tired of the corporate hoop-jumping at Philips, decided to resign and create their own company in 1998.
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in three years' time. Hundreds of NatLab employees were fired and departments were closed, including the entire mathematics department in
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by Marc J. de Vries and F. Kees Boersma, commissioned by Philips Research, supervised by the Stichting Historie der Techniek.
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For his fundamental studies and contributions in the field of circuit theory and electromagnetic wave propagation phenomena
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pioneered and advanced the era of digital audio, video, and data recording, including popular digital media such as
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G. Holst and B.D.H. Tellegen, "Means for amplifying electrical oscillations", US Patent 1,945,040, January 1934.
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In 1985 Kees Teer retired as director. Philips as a whole took a turn for the worse and by the end of the 1980s
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Hans B. Peek, "The emergence of the Compact Disc", IEEE Communications Magazine, January 2010, pp. 10–17.
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Philips Natuurkundig Laboratorium, NatLab, Eindhoven, converted to a film theater and café-restaurant in 2013.
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The original NatLab facility was disbanded in 2001 and the facility has been transformed into the commercial
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De veranderende rol van het Natuurkundig Laboratorium in het Philips-concern gedurende de periode 1914-1994
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Leadership in research and development of electron tubes, solid-state devices, glass and metal products
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facility for technology companies, of which Philips Research was only a small one. The new name is the
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problems. Van der Pol also studied the effect of the curvature of the Earth on radio wave propagation.
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in 1973 "For a creative career of significant achievement in electrical circuit theory, including the
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For a career of creative contributions to the technologies of digital video, audio, and data recording
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For a creative career of significant achievement in electrical circuit theory, including the gyrator
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The compact disc had been initiated and pushed by the audio department, although NatLab researcher
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stayed one year at NatLab. He was an American academic and entrepreneur, and a professor at
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The history of the NatLab spans roughly three periods: 1914–1946, 1946–1972 and 1972–2001.
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portfolio and reduce the company dependence on patents held by third parties. They hired
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For pioneering contributions to video, audio, and data recording technology, including
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research department, which did research for the product divisions of that company.
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For pioneering and advancing the era of digital audio, video, and data recording
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access to external research and resources. The external access also included
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The result was a slew of commercial and fundamental results, including the
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80 years of research at the Philips Natuurkundig Laboratorium 1914-1994
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Philips has divested itself of branches like the Lighting and
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The NatLab was founded in 1914 after a direct decision of
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seemed a very real possibility. Under research director
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best known for his research on the two-fluid model of
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by some of the great physicists of the day (including
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2003 US National Academy of Engineering Membership -
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For coding technology for optical recording formats
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Index

Philips Research

Dutch
Philips
fundamental research
electronics
physics
chemistry
computing science
information technology
High Tech Campus Eindhoven
Strijp
Eindhoven
Waalre
first director

Gerard
Anton Philips
patent
physicist
Gilles Holst
Ekko Oosterhuis
colloquia
Albert Einstein
Bell Laboratories
Bernard D. H. Tellegen
Balthasar van der Pol
radio technology
radio waves
harmonics

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