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| Glossary | |
Scientists index |
Chronology history electrical (with didactic cards) | ||||
| By Sergio Arienti ® |
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| Pietro di Maricourt (Pietro Peregrino) |
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| Giambattista della Porta |
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| William Gilbert |
| 1664 |
| Otto von Guericke |
| 1729 | Conductivity Electrical | Stephen Gray |
| 1745 | Condenser | E.J. von Kleist |
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| Pieter van Musschenbroek | |
| 1747 | Sign electrical ( + - ) | Watson |
| Benjamin Franklin | ||
| 1752 | Lightning rod | Benjamin Franklin |
| 1753 | Induction electrical | John Canton |
| First treaty of electricity | Padre G.B. Beccaria | |
| 1759 | Improvement
of the condenser Condenser to air | Aepinus |
| 1780 | ELECTRO PHYSIOLOGICAL Studies | Luigi Galvani |
| 1784 ? | Coulomb's law | Charles Augustin de Coulomb |
| 1800 | 20/10/1800 BATTERY ELECTRICAL | Alessandro Volta |
| 1808 | Voltaic arc | Humnphry Davy |
| 1819 ? | Electromagnetism | Hans Christian Ørsted |
| 1820 | Solenoid | André Marie Ampère |
| G.Moll | ||
| W. Sturgeon | ||
| Joseph Henry | ||
| Arago | ||
| Current electrical | André Marie Ampère | |
| 1821 | Electrodynamics | Arago |
| Michael Faraday | ||
| 1826 | Law of Ohm | Georg Simon Ohm |
| 1831 | Relè | Joseph Henry |
| 1832 | Alternator (model experiences them) | Hippolyte Pixii |
| Self-induction | Joseph Henry | |
| 1834 | Law of Lenz | Heinrich Friedrich Emil Lenz |
| 1841 | Law of Joule | James Prescott JOULE |
| 1843 ? | Bridge of measure for resistances | Charles Wheatstone |
| 1845 | Law division of the currents | Gustav Robert Kirchhoff |
| 1850 | Industrial alternator | F. Nollet |
| Siemens ( 1856 ) | ||
| 1859 | Dynamo | A. Pacinotti |
| Zénobe Théophile Gramme | ||
| H. Fontaine (1873) | ||
| 1864 | Theory of the electromagnetic Field | James Clerk Maxwell |
| 1878 | Lamp electrical | Thomas A. Edison |
| Joseph Swan | ||
| Alternator | Zénobe Théophile Gramme | |
| 1882 | Transformer | L. Gaulard |
| 1883 | Theorem of Thévenin | Léon Charles Thévenin |
| 1885 | Induction motor | G. Ferraris |
| Nikola Tesla (1887) | ||
| 1897 | Discovery of the electron | Joseph John Thomson |
| 1926 | Theorem of Norton | Edward Lawry Norton |
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