Electrical Engineering: A History of the Men and the Ideas |
Contents
CHAPTER I | 13 |
2 | 37 |
Samuel Finley Breese Morse 17911872 | 53 |
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aircraft American apparatus Atlantic cable Baird battery Bawdsey became began Bell Bell's called cathode-ray tube Cavendish Laboratory Chappe College Cyrus Field discovery dynamo Edison electric light electric telegraph electrical engineering Electrical Trades Union electrical workers electricians electromagnetic England experiments famous Faraday father Ferranti filament firm Fleming Forest gave Henley improve industry instrument interest invention inventor J. J. Thomson John Logie Baird laboratory labour lamp later lectures Lee de Forest linemen London Lord Kelvin machine magnetic Marconi mathematics ment messages Michael Faraday miles mirror galvanometer Morse needle North Woolwich patent plate Poldhu Post Office Engineering practical problem professor radar radio railway received Royal Institution scientific scientists sent ship signals soon sound started stations Swan telephone television Thomson tion took Trades Union transmitted tube University valve wages Watt waves week Wheatstone wire wireless wrote