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17 photos et images de David Edward Hughes Inventeur - Getty Images
17 photos et images de David Edward Hughes Inventeur - Getty Images

David Edward Hughes, the father of the microphone
David Edward Hughes, the father of the microphone

Hughes microphone detector, 1865-1875 | Science Museum Group Collection
Hughes microphone detector, 1865-1875 | Science Museum Group Collection

Hughes David - Histoire
Hughes David - Histoire

Hughes' carbon microphone, 19th century - Stock Image - C007/7551 - Science  Photo Library
Hughes' carbon microphone, 19th century - Stock Image - C007/7551 - Science Photo Library

David Edward Hughes - Wikipedia
David Edward Hughes - Wikipedia

The Father of the Microphone | Mintage World
The Father of the Microphone | Mintage World

David Hughes | Lemelson
David Hughes | Lemelson

Sound thinking from David Hughes gave us the microphone - Invention - Bite  Sized Britain - Britain's amazing history and culture
Sound thinking from David Hughes gave us the microphone - Invention - Bite Sized Britain - Britain's amazing history and culture

David Edward Hughes, 1831 - 1900. Inventeur anglo-américaine, pratique  expérimentateur et professeur de musique. Aussi connu pour son travail sur  l'impression telegraph et le microphone Photo Stock - Alamy
David Edward Hughes, 1831 - 1900. Inventeur anglo-américaine, pratique expérimentateur et professeur de musique. Aussi connu pour son travail sur l'impression telegraph et le microphone Photo Stock - Alamy

Le téléphone : microphone de David Edward Hughes (1831-1900). Illustration  anonyme de 1925. Collection privée.
Le téléphone : microphone de David Edward Hughes (1831-1900). Illustration anonyme de 1925. Collection privée.

David Hughes
David Hughes

David Edward Hughes — Wikipédia
David Edward Hughes — Wikipédia

Hughes microphone detector, 1865-1875 | Science Museum Group Collection
Hughes microphone detector, 1865-1875 | Science Museum Group Collection

Surgeon searching for a bullet using an induction balance and earpiece  containing a Hughes microphone. Apparatus contrived by David Edward Hughes  (1830-1900) - Album alb5530993
Surgeon searching for a bullet using an induction balance and earpiece containing a Hughes microphone. Apparatus contrived by David Edward Hughes (1830-1900) - Album alb5530993

Made up in Britain: Microphone : David Edward Hughes 1878
Made up in Britain: Microphone : David Edward Hughes 1878

David Edward Hughes - LAROUSSE
David Edward Hughes - LAROUSSE

David Edward Hughes - Wikipedia
David Edward Hughes - Wikipedia

Hughes Microphone :: David Edward Hughes - Life and Discoveries
Hughes Microphone :: David Edward Hughes - Life and Discoveries

Microphone en carbone, inventé en 1878 par David Edward Hughes, 1890
Microphone en carbone, inventé en 1878 par David Edward Hughes, 1890

David Hughes Invents the Loose-Contact Carbon Microphone : History of  Information
David Hughes Invents the Loose-Contact Carbon Microphone : History of Information

David Edward Hughes. British-American inventor. He invented the  teleprinter, microphone and radio wave detection. 1831-1900. Antique  illustration. 1875. Illustration Stock | Adobe Stock
David Edward Hughes. British-American inventor. He invented the teleprinter, microphone and radio wave detection. 1831-1900. Antique illustration. 1875. Illustration Stock | Adobe Stock

Hughes microphone detector, 1865-1875 | Science Museum Group Collection
Hughes microphone detector, 1865-1875 | Science Museum Group Collection

Acoustics: a carbon microphone invented by D.E. Hughes. Wood engraving by  Baud after Broux. · Early Sound Recording · dlib.colo.hawaii.edu
Acoustics: a carbon microphone invented by D.E. Hughes. Wood engraving by Baud after Broux. · Early Sound Recording · dlib.colo.hawaii.edu

Made up in Britain: Microphone : David Edward Hughes 1878
Made up in Britain: Microphone : David Edward Hughes 1878

David Hughes | Aviation Pioneer, Radio Pioneer, Telegraphy | Britannica
David Hughes | Aviation Pioneer, Radio Pioneer, Telegraphy | Britannica