Television technology origins: Identify the type of system developed by Paul Nipkow, John Logie Baird, and Charles Jenkins. Full question: What type of television system did Nipkow, Baird, and Jenkins each invent or develop in the early days of TV? Choose the correct option.

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Mechanical television (scanning disk) systems
Fully electronic television using CRT scanning
Satellite television transmission systems
Digital HDTV broadcasting standards

Correct Answer: Mechanical television (scanning disk) systems

Explanation:

Given data

Figures: Paul Nipkow, John Logie Baird, Charles Francis Jenkins.

Reasoning
All three are associated with mechanical television, employing rotating scanning disks (e.g., Nipkow disk) to scan images line-by-line before fully electronic CRT-based TV became dominant.

Eliminating distractors
Electronic CRT television was advanced later by figures like Philo T. Farnsworth and Vladimir Zworykin.

Final Answer
Mechanical television (scanning disk) systems.

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