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! Location
! IEEE Region
! IEEE Region
! Technical area/society
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|4th Century Bce
|4th Century Bce
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|Defeng County, Henan, China
|Defeng County, Henan, China
|10
|10
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|1617
|1617
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|Edinburgh, Scotland
|Edinburgh, Scotland
|8
|8
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|1621
|1621
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|Albury, England
|Albury, England
|8
|8
|Instrumentation and Measurement Society
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|1623
|1623
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|Tuebingen, Germany
|Tuebingen, Germany
|8
|8
|Instrumentation and Measurement Society, Computer Society
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|1642
|1642
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|Paris or Rouen, France
|Paris or Rouen, France
|8
|8
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|1671
|1671
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|Mainz, Germany
|Mainz, Germany
|8
|8
|Instrumentation and Measurement Society, Computer Society, Industrial Electronics Society
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|1729
|1729
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|London
|London
|8
|8
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|1745
|1745
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|Germany
|Germany
|8
|8
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|1746
|1746
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|Leyden, Netherlands, also Germany
|Leyden, Netherlands, also Germany
|8
|8
|Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society, Power and Energy Society
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|1790
|1790
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|Bologna, Italy
|Bologna, Italy
|8
|8
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|1808
|1808
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|England
|England
|8
|8
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|1810
|1810
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|Munich, Germany
|Munich, Germany
|8
|8
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|1819
|1819
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|Denmark
|Denmark
|8
|8
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|1822
|1822
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|Gironde River, France
|Gironde River, France
|8
|8
|Power Electronics Society, Photonics Society, Vehicular Technology Society
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|1824
|1824
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|London, England
|London, England
|8
|8
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|1824
|1824
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|Paris, France
|Paris, France
|8
|8
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|1824
|1824
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|Berlin, Germany
|Berlin, Germany
|8
|8
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|1828
|1828
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|Albany, NY, USA
|Albany, NY, USA
|1
|1
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|1828
|1828
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|Cologne, Germany
|Cologne, Germany
|8
|8
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|1830
|1830
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|Glasgow, Scotland
|Glasgow, Scotland
|8
|8
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|1831
|1831
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|London, England
|London, England
|8
|8
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|1833
|1833
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|Cambridge, England
|Cambridge, England
|8
|8
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|1833
|1833
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|Goettingen, Germany
|Goettingen, Germany
|8
|8
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|1834
|1834
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|Dundee, Scotland
|Dundee, Scotland
|8
|8
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|1836
|1836
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|London, England
|London, England
|8
|8
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|1837
|1837
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|London, England
|London, England
|8
|8
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|1837
|1837
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|Rutland, VT, USA
|Rutland, VT, USA
|1
|1
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|1840
|1840
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|Birmingham, England
|Birmingham, England
|8
|8
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|1840
|1840
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|London, England
|London, England
|8
|8
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|1844
|1844
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|Maryland, USA
|Maryland, USA
|2
|2
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|1850
|1850
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|Koenigsberg, Germany
|Koenigsberg, Germany
|8
|8
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|1854
|1854
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|Turin, Italy
|Turin, Italy
|8
|8
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|1854
|1854
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|Kentucky, USA
|Kentucky, USA
|3
|3
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|1856
|1856
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|Berlin, Germany
|Berlin, Germany
|8
|8
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|1859
|1859
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|Bonn, Germany
|Bonn, Germany
|8
|8
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|1859
|1859
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|France
|France
|8
|8
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|1860
|1860
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|London
|London
|8
|8
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|1868
|1868
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|France
|France
|8
|8
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|1873
|1873
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|Belgium
|Belgium
|8
|8
|Photonics Society, Power Electronics Society, Vehicular Technology Society
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|1874
|1874
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|Kent, England
|Kent, England
|8
|8
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|1875
|1875
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|Kalamazoo, MI, USA
|Kalamazoo, MI, USA
|4
|4
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|1877
|1877
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|Boston
|Boston
|1
|1
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|1877
|1877
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|Germany
|Germany
|8
|8
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|1877
|1877
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|Philadelphia, Pa, USA
|Philadelphia, Pa, USA
|2
|2
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|1877
|1877
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|Boston, MA, USA
|Boston, MA, USA
|1
|1
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|1878
|1878
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|France
|France
|8
|8
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|1878
|1878
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|Germany
|Germany
|8
|8
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|1879
|1879
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|Cleveland, Oh, USA
|Cleveland, Oh, USA
|2
|2
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|1880
|1880
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|New York
|New York
|1
|1
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|1880
|1880
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|Grand Rapids, MI, USA
|Grand Rapids, MI, USA
|4
|4
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|1880
|1880
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|Wabash, Indiana
|Wabash, Indiana
|4
|4
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|1881
|1881
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|Holyoke, Mass., USA
|Holyoke, Mass., USA
|1
|1
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|1881
|1881
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|Bombay, India
|Bombay, India
|10
|10
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|1881
|1881
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|Paris, France
|Paris, France
|8
|8
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|1882
|1882
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|Halensee, Germany
|Halensee, Germany
|8
|8
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|1882
|1882
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|New York, NY, USA
|New York, NY, USA
|1
|1
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|1882
|1882
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|Minneapolis, MN, USA
|Minneapolis, MN, USA
|4
|4
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|1882
|1882
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|Surrey, England
|Surrey, England
|8
|8
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|1882
|1882
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|New York, NY, USA
|New York, NY, USA
|1
|1
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|1882
|1882
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|Saxony, Germany
|Saxony, Germany
|8
|8
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|1885
|1885
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|London, England
|London, England
|8
|8
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|1885
|1885
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|Lynn, Ma
|Lynn, Ma
|1
|1
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|1886
|1886
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|Newcastle-on-Tyne, England
|Newcastle-on-Tyne, England
|8
|8
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|1886
|1886
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|Richmond, VA, USA
|Richmond, VA, USA
|3
|3
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|1886
|1886
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|Spain
|Spain
|8
|8
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|1886
|1886
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|Oberlin, OH, USA
|Oberlin, OH, USA
|2
|2
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|1886
|1886
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|Paris, France
|Paris, France
|8
|8
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|1886
|1886
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|Montgomery, AL, USA
|Montgomery, AL, USA
|3
|3
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|1887
|1887
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|Mannheim, Germany
|Mannheim, Germany
|8
|8
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|1888
|1888
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|New York  
|New York  
|1
|1
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|1888
|1888
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|Turin, Italy
|Turin, Italy
|8
|8
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|1889
|1889
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|Kansas City, MO, USA
|Kansas City, MO, USA
|4
|4
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|1889
|1889
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|Minas Gerais, Brazil
|Minas Gerais, Brazil
|9
|9
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|1890
|1890
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|Des Moines, Iowa
|Des Moines, Iowa
|4
|4
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|1890
|1890
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|Chicago, USA
|Chicago, USA
|4
|4
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|1890
|1890
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|Williamette Falls, Or
|Williamette Falls, Or
|6
|6
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|1890
|1890
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|Washington, DC, USA
|Washington, DC, USA
|2
|2
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|1892
|1892
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|Benelux section
|Benelux section
|8
|8
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|1893
|1893
Line 488: Line 567:
|Brooklyn, NY, USA
|Brooklyn, NY, USA
|1
|1
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|1895
|1895
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|Wuerzburg, Germany
|Wuerzburg, Germany
|8
|8
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|1897
|1897
Line 500: Line 581:
|Strausbourg, Germany
|Strausbourg, Germany
|8
|8
|Photonics Society, Power Electronics Society, Consumer Electronics Society
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|1897
|1897
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|Cambridge, England
|Cambridge, England
|8
|8
|Electron Devices Society, Power and Energy Society
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|-
|1899
|1899
Line 512: Line 595:
|At&t,  
|At&t,  
|1
|1
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|1899
|1899
Line 518: Line 602:
|Denmark
|Denmark
|8
|8
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|1901
|1901
Line 524: Line 609:
|Washington, DC, USA
|Washington, DC, USA
|2
|2
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|1901
|1901
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|Hewit, NY, USA
|Hewit, NY, USA
|1
|1
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|1902
|1902
Line 536: Line 623:
|Murphy, KY, USA
|Murphy, KY, USA
|3
|3
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|1902
|1902
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|Ithaca, NY, USA
|Ithaca, NY, USA
|1
|1
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|1902
|1902
Line 548: Line 637:
|England  
|England  
|8
|8
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|1904
|1904
Line 554: Line 644:
|New York, NY
|New York, NY
|1
|1
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|1906
|1906
Line 560: Line 651:
|Washington, DC, USA
|Washington, DC, USA
|2
|2
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|1906
|1906
Line 566: Line 658:
|Germany
|Germany
|8
|8
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|1906
|1906
Line 572: Line 665:
|Brixton, England
|Brixton, England
|8
|8
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|1906
|1906
Line 578: Line 672:
|Vienna, Austria
|Vienna, Austria
|8
|8
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|1906
|1906
Line 584: Line 679:
|US
|US
|1
|1
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|1906
|1906
Line 590: Line 686:
|Estonia or St. Petersburg, Russia
|Estonia or St. Petersburg, Russia
|8
|8
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|1907
|1907
Line 596: Line 693:
|USA
|USA
|4
|4
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|1907
|1907
Line 602: Line 700:
|New Berlin, OH, USA
|New Berlin, OH, USA
|2
|2
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|1910
|1910
Line 608: Line 707:
|Sweden  
|Sweden  
|8
|8
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|1910
|1910
Line 614: Line 714:
|France  
|France  
|8
|8
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|-
|1910
|1910
Line 620: Line 721:
|Us
|Us
|1
|1
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|1911
|1911
Line 626: Line 728:
|Dayton, OH, USA
|Dayton, OH, USA
|2
|2
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|1914
|1914
Line 632: Line 735:
|Cleveland, OH, USA
|Cleveland, OH, USA
|2
|2
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|1915
|1915
Line 638: Line 742:
|San Francisco
|San Francisco
|6
|6
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|1915
|1915
Line 644: Line 749:
|Washington, DC, USA
|Washington, DC, USA
|3
|3
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|1916
|1916
Line 650: Line 756:
|Arlington, Virginia
|Arlington, Virginia
|2
|2
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|1916
|1916
Line 656: Line 763:
|San Francisco
|San Francisco
|6
|6
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|1917
|1917
Line 662: Line 770:
|Columbia University, New York City
|Columbia University, New York City
|1
|1
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|1917
|1917
Line 668: Line 777:
|France
|France
|8
|8
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|1917
|1917
Line 674: Line 784:
|Wales
|Wales
|8
|8
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|1918
|1918
Line 680: Line 791:
|Detroit, USA
|Detroit, USA
|4
|4
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|1918
|1918
Line 686: Line 798:
|Ashland, MA, USA
|Ashland, MA, USA
|1
|1
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|1919
|1919
Line 692: Line 805:
|NJ, USA
|NJ, USA
|1
|1
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|1919
|1919
Line 698: Line 812:
|Japan
|Japan
|10
|10
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|-
|1921
|1921
Line 704: Line 819:
|Schenectady, NY, USA
|Schenectady, NY, USA
|1
|1
|Magnetics Society, Microwave Theory and Techniques Society
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|-
|1921
|1921
Line 710: Line 826:
|Schenectady, NY, USA
|Schenectady, NY, USA
|1
|1
|Computer Society, Instrumentation and Measurement Society
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|-
|1923
|1923
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|Valley, Forge, PA, USA
|Valley, Forge, PA, USA
|1
|1
|Vehicular Technology Society, Intelligent Transportation Society
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|-
|1924
|1924
Line 722: Line 840:
|Bell Labs
|Bell Labs
|1
|1
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|1925
|1925
Line 728: Line 847:
|France
|France
|8
|8
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|-
|1925
|1925
Line 734: Line 854:
|Schenectady, NY, USA
|Schenectady, NY, USA
|1
|1
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|-
|1925
|1925
Line 740: Line 861:
|New York
|New York
|1
|1
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|1926
|1926
Line 746: Line 868:
|Chicago, USA
|Chicago, USA
|4
|4
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|-
|1926
|1926
Line 752: Line 875:
|London, England
|London, England
|8
|8
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|-
|1926
|1926
Line 758: Line 882:
|Capetown, South Africa
|Capetown, South Africa
|8
|8
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|-
|1927
|1927
Line 764: Line 889:
|Hollywood, USA
|Hollywood, USA
|6
|6
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|-
|1927
|1927
Line 770: Line 896:
|WestChicago, USA
|WestChicago, USA
|4
|4
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|-
|1927
|1927
Line 776: Line 903:
|Cambridge, MA, USA
|Cambridge, MA, USA
|1
|1
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|-
|1927
|1927
Line 782: Line 910:
|Bell Labs
|Bell Labs
|1
|1
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|-
|1927
|1927
Line 788: Line 917:
|Eindhoven, Netherlands
|Eindhoven, Netherlands
|8
|8
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|-
|1927
|1927
Line 794: Line 924:
|Stillwater, MN, USA
|Stillwater, MN, USA
|4
|4
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|-
|-
|1927
|1927
Line 800: Line 931:
|Cambridge, MA, USA
|Cambridge, MA, USA
|1
|1
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|-
|1928
|1928
Line 806: Line 938:
|USA
|USA
|6
|6
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|-
|-
|1928
|1928
Line 812: Line 945:
|Germany
|Germany
|8
|8
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|-
|-
|1929
|1929
Line 818: Line 952:
|New York, NY, USA
|New York, NY, USA
|1
|1
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|-
|-
|1929
|1929
Line 824: Line 959:
|Jena, Germany
|Jena, Germany
|8
|8
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|-
|1929
|1929
Line 830: Line 966:
|Berlin, Germany
|Berlin, Germany
|8
|8
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|-
|1929
|1929
Line 836: Line 973:
|Austria,  
|Austria,  
|8
|8
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|-
|1930
|1930
Line 842: Line 980:
|Columbia University, New York City
|Columbia University, New York City
|1
|1
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|1931
|1931
Line 848: Line 987:
|Los Angeles, CA, USA
|Los Angeles, CA, USA
|6
|6
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|1931
|1931
Line 854: Line 994:
|Cleveland Hts., OH, USA
|Cleveland Hts., OH, USA
|2
|2
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|-
|1931
|1931
Line 860: Line 1,001:
|Stamford, CT, USA
|Stamford, CT, USA
|1
|1
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|1931
|1931
Line 866: Line 1,008:
|Pittsburgh, PA, USA
|Pittsburgh, PA, USA
|2
|2
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|1932
|1932
Line 872: Line 1,015:
|Muscle Shoals, AL
|Muscle Shoals, AL
|3
|3
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|1933
|1933
Line 878: Line 1,022:
|Balaclava, Ukraine
|Balaclava, Ukraine
|8
|8
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|-
|1934
|1934
Line 884: Line 1,029:
|Chicago, IL, USA
|Chicago, IL, USA
|4
|4
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|-
|1934
|1934
Line 890: Line 1,036:
|Cleveland, OH, USA
|Cleveland, OH, USA
|2
|2
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|1934
|1934
Line 896: Line 1,043:
|Rechlin, Germany
|Rechlin, Germany
|8
|8
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|-
|1935
|1935
Line 902: Line 1,050:
|London, England
|London, England
|8
|8
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|-
|-
|1935
|1935
Line 908: Line 1,057:
|Endicott, NY, USA
|Endicott, NY, USA
|1
|1
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|-
|1936
|1936
Line 914: Line 1,064:
|Berlin, Germany
|Berlin, Germany
|8
|8
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|-
|1936
|1936
Line 920: Line 1,071:
|Boulder City, NV, USA
|Boulder City, NV, USA
|6
|6
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|1938
|1938
Line 926: Line 1,078:
|Silicon Valley, CA, USA
|Silicon Valley, CA, USA
|6
|6
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|-
|1938
|1938
Line 932: Line 1,085:
|New York, NY, USA
|New York, NY, USA
|1
|1
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|-
|1939
|1939
Line 938: Line 1,092:
|IA, USA
|IA, USA
|4
|4
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|-
|-
|194?
|194?
Line 944: Line 1,099:
|Stanford and Harvard, USA
|Stanford and Harvard, USA
|1
|1
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|-
|-
|1941
|1941
Line 950: Line 1,106:
|Minneapolis, MN, USA
|Minneapolis, MN, USA
|4
|4
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|-
|-
|1941
|1941
Line 956: Line 1,113:
|Grandpa's Knob, VT
|Grandpa's Knob, VT
|1
|1
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|-
|-
|1943
|1943
Line 962: Line 1,120:
|Endicott, NY, USA
|Endicott, NY, USA
|1
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Revision as of 19:54, 9 December 2019

A suggestive list of technical achievements in IEEE's fields of interest which might be suitable for proposal as milestones. The Region number where the achievement took place is shown. This is by no means all of them, nor does an appearance on this list guarantee approval.  Please feel free to suggest others to ieee-history@ieee.org  -- or even better -- propose an achievement as a milestone.  Please consult the Milestone Guidelines for more information on the milestone process.

There is also a list according to regions of milestones which have already been dedicated.

Australian IEEE Members have created a list of important technological events in Australia some of which might also be appropriate for proposal.

Last updated: 10 October 2019

Date Milestone Associated person Location IEEE Region Technical area/society
4th Century Bce Description of Use of Magnetic Compass, (could Also Be 1040-44, Book collection of Most Important Military Techniques, Kaifeng, Henan,china, Or 1117 First Written Mention of A Magnetic Compass For Maritime Navigation, Zhu Yu, Huanggang, Hubei, China) Wang Xu Defeng County, Henan, China 10
1617 Napier's Bones Napier Edinburgh, Scotland 8
1621 Slide Rule Oughtred Albury, England 8 Instrumentation and Measurement Society
1623 Mechanical Calculator Schichard Tuebingen, Germany 8 Instrumentation and Measurement Society, Computer Society
1642 Advanced Calculator Pascal Paris or Rouen, France 8
1671 Reliable Calculator Liebniz Mainz, Germany 8 Instrumentation and Measurement Society, Computer Society, Industrial Electronics Society
1729 Discovery of Conduction Gray London 8
1745 "Leyden Jar" type Capacitator Ewald G. von Kleist Germany 8
1746 Leyden Jar Pieter van Musschenbroek and others, debatable precedence Leyden, Netherlands, also Germany 8 Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society, Power and Energy Society
1790 Galvanism Galvani Bologna, Italy 8
1808 Arc Lighting Davy England 8
1810 Electrolytic Telegraph Von Sommering Munich, Germany 8
1819 Discovery of Current/Magnetism Oersted Denmark 8
1822 Fresnel Lens (lighthouses) and transverse wave theory of light Augustin Fresnel Gironde River, France 8 Power Electronics Society, Photonics Society, Vehicular Technology Society
1824 Electromagnet Sturgeon London, England 8
1824 Galvanometer Ampere Paris, France 8
1824 Thermocouple Seebech Berlin, Germany 8
1828 Electric Motor Henry Albany, NY, USA 1
1828 Ohm's Law/resistance Ohm Cologne, Germany 8
1830 Bimetallic Thermostat Ure Glasgow, Scotland 8
1831 Discovery of Induction Faraday London, England 8
1833 Difference Engine Babbage Cambridge, England 8
1833 Electric Telegraph Key Gauss/weber Goettingen, Germany 8
1834 Early Electric Light Lindsay Dundee, Scotland 8
1836 Electric Telegraph Cooke & Wheatsone London, England 8
1837 Analytical Engine Babbage London, England 8
1837 Practical Electric Motor Davenport Rutland, VT, USA 1
1840 Electroplating Wright Birmingham, England 8
1840 First program Ada Augusta London, England 8
1844 Washington-Baltimore Telegraph Morse Maryland, USA 2
1850 Kirchoff's Laws Kirchoff Koenigsberg, Germany 8
1854 Electric Loom Bonelli Turin, Italy 8
1854 Printing Telegraph Hughes Kentucky, USA 3
1856 Shuttle-wound Armature Von Siemens Berlin, Germany 8
1859 Discovery of Cathode Rays Pluker Bonn, Germany 8
1859 Storage Battery Plante France 8
1860 Arc Welding Wilde London 8
1868 Primary Dry Cell Leclanche France 8
1873 DC Generator/lighthouses Gramme Belgium 8 Photonics Society, Power Electronics Society, Vehicular Technology Society
1874 Early Electric Car Salomans Kent, England 8
1875 Electric Dental Drill Green Kalamazoo, MI, USA 4
1877 Dynamic Microphone Curtis/Reddi Boston 1
1877 Dynamic Microphone Siemens Germany 8
1877 Resistance Welding Thompson Philadelphia, Pa, USA 2
1877 Telephone Switchboard Holmes Boston, MA, USA 1
1878 Alternator Gramme/Fonta France 8
1878 Alternator Siemens Germany 8
1879 Commercial Use of Arc-lighting Brush Cleveland, Oh, USA 2
1880 Contributions of Lewis Latimer Latimer New York 1
1880 Early Hydroelectric Site Numerous Grand Rapids, MI, USA 4
1880 First Electrically Lit Town Numerous Wabash, Indiana 4
1881 Commercial Music Over Wire Cahill Holyoke, Mass., USA 1
1881 Solar-powered Pump Adams Bombay, India 10
1881 Transformer Gaulard/Gibb Paris, France 8
1882 Elektromote Trackless Car Von Siemens Halensee, Germany 8
1882 Commercial Electric Fan Crocker/Curt New York, NY, USA 1
1882 Early Hydroelectric Site Brush Minneapolis, MN, USA 4
1882 Early Hydroelectric Site Calder/Barre Surrey, England 8
1882 Electric Iron Seely New York, NY, USA 1
1882 Electric Mine Railway Von Siemens Saxony, Germany 8
1885 Magnetic Circuit Theory Hopkinson London, England 8
1885 Mass Production of Edison Lamps Thomson Lynn, Ma 1
1886 Bayonet Cap Light Bulb Swan Newcastle-on-Tyne, England 8
1886 Electric Heater Burton Richmond, VA, USA 3
1886 Electric Submarine Peral Spain 8
1886 Electrolytic Reduction of Aluminium Hall Oberlin, OH, USA 2
1886 Electrolytic Reduction of Aluminium Herault Paris, France 8
1886 First Electric Trolley System Numerous people Montgomery, AL, USA 3
1887 Electric Elevator Von Siemens Mannheim, Germany 8
1888 AC Induction Motor Tesla New York 1
1888 AC Induction Motor Ferraris Turin, Italy 8
1889 Automatic Telephone Exchange Strowger Kansas City, MO, USA 4
1889 Marmelos Zero Hydro Plant Numerous Minas Gerais, Brazil 9
1890 Electric Motor Car Morrison Des Moines, Iowa 4
1890 High-frequency Generator Thomson Chicago, USA 4
1890 Long-distance AC Transmission Numerous Inventors Williamette Falls, Or 6
1890 Punched-card Machine Holerith Washington, DC, USA 2
1892 Lorentz Paper On The Electron Lorentz Benelux section 8
1893 Coney Island Electric Escalator Reno Brooklyn, NY, USA 1
1895 X-rays Roentgen Wuerzburg, Germany 8
1897 CRT Braun Strausbourg, Germany 8 Photonics Society, Power Electronics Society, Consumer Electronics Society
1897 Discovery of Electron Thomson Cambridge, England 8 Electron Devices Society, Power and Energy Society
1899 Loading Coil Pupin At&t, 1
1899 Magnetic Recording Poulsen Denmark 8
1901 Electric Typewriter Cahill Washington, DC, USA 2
1901 Mercury Discharge Lamp Cooper Hewit, NY, USA 1
1902 Early Broadcast Stubblefield Murphy, KY, USA 3
1902 Oscilloscope Ryan Ithaca, NY, USA 1
1902 George Darby's Patent For Electrical Heat And Smoke Detector Birmingham England 8
1904 Transposition of AC lines Frank Fowle New York, NY 1
1906 Crystal Detector Dunwoody/Pic Washington, DC, USA 2
1906 Crystal Detector Braun Germany 8
1906 Sound Film Lauste Brixton, England 8
1906 Telephone Amplifier Tube Von Lieben Vienna, Austria 8
1906 Triode DeForrest US 1
1906 Electromagnetic Seismograph Dorpat Estonia or St. Petersburg, Russia 8
1907 Cinema Projection System Bell and Howell USA 4
1907 Upright Vacuum Cleaner Spangler New Berlin, OH, USA 2
1910 Ni-Cd Battery Jungner Sweden 8
1910 Radio Direction Finder Bellini/Tosiboulogne France 8
1910 Tungsten Filament Coolidge Us 1
1911 Automobile Self Starter Kettering Dayton, OH, USA 2
1914 Electric Traffic Light Benesch Cleveland, OH, USA 2
1915 1st Transcontinental Telephone Bell and Watson San Francisco 6
1915 2nd Transcontinental Telephone Bell and Watson Washington, DC, USA 3
1916 Radio Telephone Numerous Arlington, Virginia 2
1916 Radio Telephone Numerous San Francisco 6
1917 Superheterodyne Armstrong Columbia University, New York City 1
1917 Superheterodyne Levy France 8
1917 VHF Marconi Wales 8
1918 Electric Refrigerator Wales Et Al. Detroit, USA 4
1918 Practical AC Clock Warren Ashland, MA, USA 1
1919 Neutrodyne Hazeltine Hoboken NJ, USA 1
1919 Permanent Electrostatic Fields Eguchi Japan 10
1921 Magnetron Hall Schenectady, NY, USA 1 Magnetics Society, Microwave Theory and Techniques Society
1921 Graphical Calculator for power transmission computations Edith Clarke Schenectady, NY, USA 1 Computer Society, Instrumentation and Measurement Society
1923 PNJ Interconnection Numerous Valley, Forge, PA, USA 1 Vehicular Technology Society, Intelligent Transportation Society
1924 Stereo Phonography Keller Bell Labs 1
1925 Cinemascope Chretien France 8
1925 Electrodynamic Loudspeaker Numerous Schenectady, NY, USA 1
1925 Quartz Crystal Watch Numerous New York 1
1926 All-electric Gramaphone Brunswick Chicago, USA 4
1926 Mechanical TV/1st TV License Baird London, England 8
1926 South Africa Lightning Research Numerous Capetown, South Africa 8
1927 1st Commercial Movie with Sound (Talkie) The Jazz Singer Numerous Inventors Hollywood, USA 6
1927 All-electric Juke Box Harrison WestChicago, USA 4
1927 Differential Analyzer Bush Cambridge, MA, USA 1
1927 Negative Feedback Amp Black Bell Labs 1
1927 Pentode Holst/Tellegen Eindhoven, Netherlands 8
1927 Pop-up Toaster Strite Stillwater, MN, USA 4
1927 Technicolor Kalmusetal Cambridge, MA, USA 1
1928 All-electronic TV Farnsworth USA 6
1928 Geiger Tube Geiger/Mulletuebingen Germany 8
1929 Coaxial Cable Numerous New York, NY, USA 1
1929 Electro-encephalogram Berger Jena, Germany 8
1929 Electron Microscope Knoll/Ruska Berlin, Germany 8
1929 Recording Tape Pfleumer Austria, 8
1930 Fm Armstrong Columbia University, New York City 1
1931 Commercial Electric Guitar Rickenbacker Los Angeles, CA, USA 6
1931 Crystal Microphone Sawyer Cleveland Hts., OH, USA 2
1931 Electric Razor Schick Stamford, CT, USA 1
1931 Iconoscope Zworykin Pittsburgh, PA, USA 2
1932 TVA Numerous Muscle Shoals, AL 3
1933 Wind Turbine Connected To Grid Balaclava, Ukraine 8
1934 Tone Wheel Electric Organ Hammond/Hane Chicago, IL, USA 4
1934 Diesel-electric Traction Kettering Cleveland, OH, USA 2
1934 Radio Beam Aerial Navigation Plendl Rechlin, Germany 8
1935 Early Radar Watson-Watt London, England 8
1935 IBM Mass-prod. Electric Typewriter numerous Endicott, NY, USA 1
1936 AEG magnetophone Rec. & Tape Numerous Berlin, Germany 8
1936 Boulder Dam Numerous Boulder City, NV, USA 6
1938 Klystron Varian brothers Silicon Valley, CA, USA 6
1938 Xerography Carlson New York, NY, USA 1
1939 1st Electronic-digital Computerat Anasoff/Beames IA, USA 4
194? Magnetic Resonance Imaging Felix Bloch, Edward Purcell Stanford and Harvard, USA 1
1941 Honeywell Electronic Autopilot Numerous Minneapolis, MN, USA 4
1941 Grandpa's Knob Wind Turbine Putnam Grandpa's Knob, VT 1
1943 IBM Mark I Numerous Endicott, NY, USA 1
1948 Atomic Clock/C-14 Dating Libby Chicago, IL, USA 4 Ultrasonics, Ferroelectics, and Frequency Control Society; Signal Processing Society, Instrumentation and Measurement Society, Consumer Electronics Society, Information Theory Society
1948 Experimental Cable TV Numerous Inventors Oregon, USA 6 Broadcast Technology Society, Communications Society, Consumer Electronics Society, Information Theory Society, Signal Processing Society, Society on Social Implications of Technology
1948 LP Goldmark CBS Laboratories, NewYork, USA 1 Consumer Electronics Society, Signal Processing Society
1949 Electric Guitar Fender Anaheim, CA, USA 6
1952 Cinerama Numerous New York, USA 1
1952 Compiler Hopper Eckert-Mauchly Co., Philadelphia, PA, USA 1
1952 Magnetic Core Memory Wang Harvard University, 1
1952 Univac I Mauchley/Eckert Philadelphia, pa, USA 2
1954 Regency Portable Transistor Radpies&Koch Indianapolis, In, USA 4
1956 Commercial Nuclear Power Generation Shippingport PA, USA 2
1956 Fortran Programming Language Backus New York, 1
1956 IBM Comm. Magnetic Memory Core Numerous SanJose, CA, USA 6
1956 Atomichron National Co. Inc Melrose, Massachusetts, USA 1
1956 Flight Data Recorder ("black Box") Ryan University of Minnesota, MN, USA 4
1957 Defibrillator and cardiopulmonary resuscitation Kouwenhoven/Knickerbocker/Jude/Safars Johns Hopkins U., Baltimore, MD, U.S.A. 2
1957 Alkaline battery Lewis Urry Eveready Lab, Cleveland, OH, U.S.A. 2
1958 TI Silicon Junction Transistor Teal TI, Dallas, TX, USA 5
1958 Van Allen Belts Van Allen Ames, IA, USA 4
1959 Point-to-point Microwave Radio Numerous Vancouver, Canada 7
1959 Texaco/TR Computer-Controlled Numerous Port Arthur, Tx, USA 5
1959 Tunnel Diode Esaki Tokyo, Japan 10
1960 COBOL Numerous Washington, DC, USA 2
1962 GE Light Emitting Diode Numerous Syracuse, NY, USA 1
1962 Implantable Pacemaker Greatbach Clarence, NewYork 1
1962 Unimation Industrial Robot Numerous Danbury, Ma, USA 1
1962 Space War: 1st Computer Game Russell/Graetz/Wiitanen Brand, Stanford University, USA 6
1963 Langmuir Lab Numerous New Mexico 6
1963 Instant replay Tony Verna Philadelphia 2
1964 IBM 360 Numerous Endicott, NY, USA 1
1964 Laser Holography Numerous Inventors Ann Arbor, MI, USA 4
1964 Voltage-controlled Music Synth Moog Trumansburg, NY, USA 1
1965 PDP-8 Numerous Boston, MA, USA 1
1965 Affordable Home Smoke Detector Lakewood Colorado, USA 5
1967 Dolby Sound Dolby London, England 1
1967 Viterbi Algorithm Viterbi California, USA 6
197? Computer Assisted Tomography (CAT) scans Allan Cormack and Godfrey Hounsfeld England 8
1970 Pascal Wirth Zurich, Switzerland 8
1970 Codd's Relational Database Paper Codd San Jose, CA, USA 6
1971 Intel 4004 Grove et al. Silicon Valley, USA 6 Solid State Circuits Society, Robotics and Automation Society, Power Electronics Society, Circuits and Systems Society, Computer Society, Consumer Electronics Society, Industrial Electronics Society, Instrumentation and Measurement Society
1971 Microprocessor Hoff et al. Silicon Valley, USA 6 Solid State Circuits Society, Robotics and Automation Society, Power Electronics Society, Circuits and Systems Society, Computer Society, Consumer Electronics Society, Industrial Electronics Society, Instrumentation and Measurement Society
1972 Cochlear Implant Graeme/Clark Australia 10 Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society; Signal Processing Society, Social Implications of Technology Society, Consumer Electronics Society, Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society
1973 Ethernet Metcalfe EtPaloAlto, CA, USA 6 Computer Society, Consumer Electronics Society, Industrial Electronics Society, Professional Communication Society
1974 First PCs (Scelbi-8h Mark-8 A) Numerous Englewood, NJ, USA 1
1979 Oracle Database Ellison Menlo Park, CA, USA 6
1979, 1980 Rechargeable lithium-ion battery Goodenough, Yazami, Yoshino Oxford and Grenoble 8
1980 Mandelbrot article on fractals Mandlebrot Yorktown Heights, NY, USA 1
1981 Scanning Tunneling Microscope IBM Labs Zurich, Switzerland 8
1982 Sun 1 Palo Alto CA, USA 6
1990 Daubechie wavelet (used for signal processing) Ingrid Daubechie at Courant Institute New York City, USA 1