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Erweitertes-Namensregister-Data.Pdf Elektrotechniker International – eine alphabetische Namensliste für Kurzbiografien Electrical Engineers – Sources of Their Obituaries and Biographies Hinweise und Erläuterungen: (1) Der größte Teil des folgenden Tabellenwerks besteht aus der ersten Tabelle „alphabetische Namensliste von Elektrotechnikern“. (2) Eine Tabelle zur Erläuterung der Abkürzungen in der Spalte Quelle befindet sich am Ende der ersten Tabelle ab Seite 119. (3) Danach folgt in englischer Sprache noch eine zweite Tabelle mit biographischen Angaben, die ich auf Anfrage freundlicherweise von Herrn Nebeker erhalten habe: Candidates for inclusion in the second edition of Jäger’s „Lexikon der Elektrotechniker“. Compiled in January 2006 by Frederik Nebeker Ph.D., IEEE History Center, Rutgers U., Newark, New Jersey. (4) Bei einigen Namen wird in Schrägstrichen /....../ die Standnummer des Buches oder der Zeitschrift in der Bibliothek des Deutschen Museums angegeben. (5) Falls in der Spalte Quelle die Abkürzung „LdE “ genannt wird, findet man unter dem entsprechenden Namen eine Kurz- biographie in: Jäger, Kurt + Heilbronner, Friedrich: Lexikon der Elektrotechniker. 2., überarbeitete und ergänzte Auflage. VDE Verlag Berlin, Offenbach; 2010; ISBN 978-3-8007-2903-6, 524 S. (6) Auf den letzten beiden Seiten am Listen-Ende befindet sich eine dritte Tabelle mit den aktuellen Korrekturen für das „LdE “. Aktuell findet man dieses Tabellenwerk im Internet bei http://www.vde.com/de/Ausschuesse/Geschichte-Elektrotechnik/Seiten/Ber%C3%BChmteElektrotechniker.aspx durch Anklicken der Zeile Zum erweiterten Namensregister des Lexikons. München, den 30. Oktober 2015 Dr.-Ing. habil. Friedrich Heilbronner Deutsches Museum 80306 München Name Lebens- Quelle Jahr oder/und Seite oder Seitenzahl, jahre Jahrgang auch : Datum 1901-1970 russ. US-Anlagentechniker (Leistungsschalter; Bonneville Power Administration, Oregon). Abakumoff, Internet 25.06.2015 Konkordy V. El. W. 152(1959)Oct.5 S. 64 Abetti, Pier A. US-Energietechniker (Hochspannungsmanager, Industrieller; General Electric Co.). El. W. (Autor) 155(1961)Mar27 S. 50-53 158(1962)Jul16 S. 35 Internet 05.07.2015 Abraham, Henri 1868-1943 französ. Funkpionier und Messtechniker. Azariah ermordet Poggendorff Bd. IV(1883-1904) Teil 1(1904) S. 5 Lar., Suppl. au Tome I 1958 Gén. Civ. 123(1946)6 S. 79 RGE 55(1946)1 S. 6 56(1947)12 S. 477-478 Ackerman, Paul 1884-1969 schweiz.-kanad. Anlagenschutztechniker (1919: erstmals treppenförmige Zeitcharakteristik beim Impe- danzschutz). The Engineering Journal (Canada) 5(1922)12 S. 571-576 Journal AIEE 42(1923)4 S. 311-319 El. Rev. L. 102(1928.I)2637 S. 1019-20 Trans. AIEE 49(1930)4 S. 1240 El. W. 171(1969)May12 S. 76 Bull. SEV 43(1952)25 S. 1041-42 (80 Jahre; hier als Ackermann geschrieben) 55(1964)7 S. 353 60(1969)20 S. 976 Kesselring, F.: Selektivschutz. Springer Berlin 1930, 181 S. hier: S.83-84 Adams, Comfort 1868-1958 US-Elektrophysiker (Wechselstrom- und Normungspionier, „Dean of American Engineers“; Prof. Avery Harvard U. – Lamme-Medaille 1940, Edison-Medaille 1957). BMNAS 38(1965) S. 1-15 El. W. 115(1941)Mar.1 S. 718 146(1956)Dec17 S. 38 149(1958)Mar10 S. 111 El. Engg. NY 60(1941)3 S. 140 Adams, Eduard Dean 1846-1931 US-Elektro-Industrieller (internationale Niagara-Kommission 1895). El. W. 97(1931)May31 S. 1034 F. Heilbronner: ETer_A-Z_2015-10(Okt)-29 (30.10.2015, 12:46:01) Seite 1 von 134 Name Lebens- Quelle Jahr oder/und Seite oder Seitenzahl, Jahre Jahrgang auch: Datum Ader, Clément 1841-1925 LdE Adolph, Johannes 1882-1958 Lichttechnikpionier (Bewag Berlin). Lichttechnik 10(1958)12 S. 633 ETZ-A (75 Jahre) 78(1957)9 S. 336 79(1958)12 S. 973 RHdDG Bd. 1(1930/31) S. 9 Adorian, Paul 1905-1983 ungar.-brit. Nachrichtentechniker (Flugsimulation; Namensgeber eines Preises). R.E.E. 50(1980)8 S. 376 53(1983)7/8 S. 252 Aichele, Albert 1865-1922 LdE + ETZ 43(1922)52 S. 1538 Aiken, Howard H. 1900-1973 LdE Ailleret, Pierre 1900-1996 französ. Energiewirtschaftler (Normung; AIEE-Fellow 1958). ETZ-A 91(1970)5 S. 310 RGE 51(1942)7 S. 331-336 60(1950)4 S. 125 68(1959)10 S. 563-564 El.wi.sch. 52(1953)2 S. 34 El. Engg. NY 77(1958)8 S. 757 IEEE Pow. Eng. Rev. 16(1996)12 S. 31 Aldington, John Nor- 1905-1987 brit. Entladungslampenpionier (Fluoreszenz; Verbandspolitiker, Siemens Brothers London). man Building Services 9(1987)11 S. 84 El. W. 129(1948)Jun.5 S. 214 Alexanderson, Ernst 1878-1975 LdE (Edison-Medaille 1944) + Proc. IEEE 87(1999)10 S. 1825-28 F. W. J.W.H. S. 350-354, 372-374 El. W. 83(1924)6 S. 305 110(1938)Jul.2 S. 76 123(1945)Feb.3 S. 95 132(1949)Oct29 S. 27 Proc. IRE 23(1935)5 S. 542 Alioth, Rudolf 1848-1916 LdE Allibone, Thomas Ed. 1903-2003 LdE Ampere, André 1775-1836 LdE + DSB vol. 1(1970) S. 139-147 Anderson, George H. 1898-1957 US-Energietechniker (Chef-Ing. New England Power Service Co.). El. W. 147(1957)Feb11 S. 143 Anderson, John G. US-Hochspannungstechniker (Überspannungs- und -strom-Schreiber “Teinograph”; General Elec tric Co. 1965: Fellow IEEE, 1979: National Academy of Engineering, 1999: IEEE Power Distribution Award). Who’s who in engineering. 8th edition(1999) El. W. (Autor) 153(1960)Mar21 S. 80-81 (Autor) 161(1964)Jan27 S. 54-55, 101 163(1965)Jan11 S. 119 177(1972)Jun.1 S. 160 Anderson, Tom Scott 1857-1932 brit. Elektrometallurg (Elektroschweißen). El. Rev. L. 110(1932.I)2848 S. 956 André, Henri George 1896-1967 LdE Andrews, Leonard 1869-1956 brit. Energietechniker (Schaltanlagen, Werkstoffaufbereitung; u.a. 37 brit. Patente). PICE 6(1957)1 S. 143 Autor: Electricity Control. Griffin & Co. London 1904, 231 S. Andrieu, Robert 1905- Nachrichtentechniker (Fernsehen: Zeilenablenkung, Radarauswertung; Telefunken – u. a. 46 deutsche, 32 US-Patente). NTZ (60. Geburtstag) 18(1965)7 S. 430-431 Angström, Anders J. 1814-1874 LdE Angwin, Sir Arthur St . 1883-1959 LdE Anschütz -Kaempfe, Her. 1872-1931 LdE Applebee, Leonard 1890-1974 brit. Starkstromtechniker (Pionier der Bühnenbeleuchtung). George Light and Lighting 57(1964)8 S. 964 F. Heilbronner: ETer_A-Z_2015-10(Okt)-29 (30.10.2015, 12:46:01) Seite 2 von 134 Name Lebens- Quelle Jahr oder/und Seite oder Seitenzahl, Jahre Jahrgang auch: Datum Appleton, Edward 1892-1965 brit. Physiker und Funkpionier (Ionosphäre-Erforscher). Victor BDHT S. 18-19 E.N.T. 12(1935)3 S. 99 YBWTT 13(1925) S. 869 Clark, Ronald: Sir Edward Appleton. Pergamon Press Oxford 1971, 240 S. Appleyard, Rollo 1867-1943 brit. Kabelingenieur und Erfinder (Conductometer; Technikgeschichtler). Journal IEE (Part I) 90(1943)36 S. 530 El. W. 119(1943)Apr.17 S. 1358 Arago, D. François J. 1786-1853 LdE Archereau, Henri 1819-1893 französ. Bogenlichtpionier (Beleuchtung von Place de la Concorde 1848). Adolphe Electrician 30(1892/93)771 S. 479 Internet wikipedia 27.05.2013 Dictionnaire de biographie française. Librairie Letouzey et Ané, Paris 3(1939) S. 381 Arco, Graf Georg von 1869-1940 LdE Ardenne, Manfred v. 1907-1997 LdE + Internet + ETZ 108(1987)6/7 S. 296 Armagnat, Henri- 1863-1919 französ. Messtechniker (Ateliers J. Carpentier). Marie Bulletin Société Internationale des Électriciens 1(3e Ser. 1911)7 S. 365-389 RGE 5(1919) S. 629-640 Electrician 83(1919)2150 S. 109 Autor: Instruments et Méthodes de mesure électriques industrielles, 2. Aufl. Naud Paris 1902, 614 S. Armand, Louis 1905-1971 französ. Energietechniker und Politiker (SNCF; Euratom). Internet 08.09.2013 Armstrong, Albert H. 1871-1944 US-Starkstromtechniker (Eisenbahn-Elektrifizierung; General Electric Co.). El. W. 121(1944)Jun.10 S. 2236 Armstrong, Edwin 1890-1954 LdE Howard El. Engg. NY 73(1954)3 S. 283 El. W. 117(1942)Feb.21 S. 706 119(1943)Jan.16 S. 150 121(1944)Jan.10 S. 2224 DSB Bd. 1 S. 287-288 Proc. IRE 31(1943)7 S. 315 Armstrong, Lord 1810-1900 LdE William G. Ath. 3818(1900) Dec29 S. 863 Arndt, Wilhelm 1896-1971 Lichttechnikpionier (Innenraumbeleuchtung, Normung; Deutsche Philips Hamburg). Autor: Praktische Lichttechnik. Union Berlin 1938, 208 S. Lichttechnik 24(1972)1 S. 18 Light and Lighting 65(1972)4 S. 156-157 Arnó, Riccardo 1866-1928 LdE Journal IEE 66(1927/28)Nov. S. 1233 Arnold, Engelbert 1856-1911 LdE Arnold, Harold de 1883-1933 US-Nachrichtentechniker (Bell Labs). Forest E l. Rev. L. 113(1933.2)2905 S. 139 Proc. IEEE 86(1998)9 S. 1895-96 Aron, Hermann 1845-1913 LdE + Electrician 71(1913)1844 S. 963 FW S. 480 El. Engg. L. 9(1913)37 S. 512 Arons, Leo M. 1860-1919 LdE + Internet wikipedia 26.10.2014 Arrhenius, Svante 1859-1927 LdE Aug. Poggendorff Bd. V(1904-1922) Teil 1(1926) S. 35 Arsonval, Jacques- 1851-1940 LdE + Bull. SEV 24(1933)14 S. 321 Arséne d’ El. W. 115(1941)Jan.11 S. 206 RGE 49(1941.I)1 S. 1-2 49(1941.I)2 S. 103-124 Gén. Civ. 117(1941)3/4 S. 95 F. Heilbronner: ETer_A-Z_2015-10(Okt)-29 (30.10.2015, 12:46:01) Seite 3 von 134 Name Lebens- Quelle Jahr oder/und Seite oder Seitenzahl, Jahre Jahrgang auch: Datum Artom, Alessandro 1867-1927 italien. Richtfunkpionier und Nachrichtentechnik-Professor in Turin. Righi + Dessau: Die Telegraphie ohne Draht. Vieweg Braunschweig 1907, hier: 590 S. /2001 A 5687/ S. 537-582 Internet + L’Elettricista (Autor) 15(1906)14 S. 213-214 Asano, Osuke 1858-1940 jap. Nachrichtentechniker. Internet + YBWTT 13(1925) S. 869 Aschoff, Volker 1907-1996 Nachrichtentechniker, Elektrohistoriker. RWTH S. 45-46, 196 NTZ 49(1996)9 S. 59 Frequenz (75. Geburtstag) 36(1982)6 S. 183 (80. Geburtstag) 41(1987)6/7 S. 130-131 50(1996)7-8 S. 187-188 Ashbridge, Sir Noel 1869-1975 LdE + R.E.E.
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