Much Ado about Almost Nothing: Man's Encounter with the ElectronHans Camenzind, 2007 - 240 pagina's A history of electricity and electronics. |
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... Bell and his many competitors . 6 Tesla 89 Edison and the genius who trumped him , and then went over the edge . 7 Revelation 111 The electron is finally discovered and turns out to be very strange . 8 Armstrong 129 The real inventor of ...
... Bell and his many competitors . 6 Tesla 89 Edison and the genius who trumped him , and then went over the edge . 7 Revelation 111 The electron is finally discovered and turns out to be very strange . 8 Armstrong 129 The real inventor of ...
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Inhoudsopgave
Almost Nothing | 1 |
Nine Lives Nine Discoveries | 23 |
A Very Big Ship | 53 |
Mr Watson Come Here | 73 |
Tesla | 89 |
Revelation | 111 |
Armstrong | 129 |
Farnsworth | 155 |
The 30Ton Brain | 169 |
Noyce | 189 |
Parting Shots | 217 |
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Ampere Armstrong AT&T atom Audion Baird battery became began Bell Labs Bell Telephone Company Brattain cable calculator cathode rays Cavendish charge coil connected crystal Cyrus Field David Sarnoff demonstrated device discovery Eckert Edison electricity electromagnet electrons Elisha Gray engine ENIAC experiment Fairchild Faraday Farnsworth Forest Franklin frequency Galvani germanium glass Henry Hertz Hoerni idea insulated integrated circuit invention inventor iron J.J. Thomson Jean Hoerni laboratory later lectures Leyden jar light bulb London machine Marconi Marconi Company mathematics Mauchly mechanical metal Meucci Morse moved n-type needle Nikola Tesla Noyce Oersted oxide paper particles patent application physics Press problem produced professor radio received regenerative circuit Roentgen Sarnoff semiconductor Shockley signal silicon spark started Ted Hoff Telegraph Company television Tesla Thomson took transistor transmission transmit tried turned University vacuum tube voltage Watson Western Union Westinghouse wire wireless York Zuse