Background
Schade was born in Schmalkalden, Germany, graduated in 1922 from the Reform-Real-Gymnasium in Halle, Germany, then worked at Telephonfabrik Attorney - General vorm.
Schade was born in Schmalkalden, Germany, graduated in 1922 from the Reform-Real-Gymnasium in Halle, Germany, then worked at Telephonfabrik Attorney - General vorm.
J. Berliner in Berlin and Düsseldorf (1922–1924), and at the Ratig company in Berlin (1924–1925). He then emigrated to the United States to work at A. Atwater Kent in Philadelphia (1926–1931). In 1931 Schade joined the Radio Corporation of America (Radio Corporation of America), where he spent the remainder of his career.
From 1944 to 1957, he developed a unified theory of image analysis and specification, including practical methods for measuring the optical transfer function and noise in optical, photographic, and electronic imaging systems
In 1958 he began a study leading to the Nuvistor low-noise tubes for television receivers. He retired from Radio Corporation of America in 1968, continuing as a consultant until 1974.
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers]
Schade was a member of the National Academy of Engineering, and a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers.