The document provides a history of electronics, listing important people from 1544-1876 and their contributions. It covers early pioneers like William Gilbert who researched magnetism and static electricity, Benjamin Franklin who defined positive and negative charge, and Charles Coulomb who developed Coulomb's Law for electrostatic charges. Later innovators include Alessandro Volta who invented the battery, Hans Christian Oersted who discovered electromagnetism, Georg Simon Ohm who discovered Ohm's Law, Michael Faraday who demonstrated electromagnetic induction, and James Prescott Joule who discovered the Law of Conservation of Energy. The document traces the development of understanding of electricity and magnetism over centuries through the works of these scientists.
The document provides a history of electronics, listing important people from 1544-1876 and their contributions. It covers early pioneers like William Gilbert who researched magnetism and static electricity, Benjamin Franklin who defined positive and negative charge, and Charles Coulomb who developed Coulomb's Law for electrostatic charges. Later innovators include Alessandro Volta who invented the battery, Hans Christian Oersted who discovered electromagnetism, Georg Simon Ohm who discovered Ohm's Law, Michael Faraday who demonstrated electromagnetic induction, and James Prescott Joule who discovered the Law of Conservation of Energy. The document traces the development of understanding of electricity and magnetism over centuries through the works of these scientists.
The document provides a history of electronics, listing important people from 1544-1876 and their contributions. It covers early pioneers like William Gilbert who researched magnetism and static electricity, Benjamin Franklin who defined positive and negative charge, and Charles Coulomb who developed Coulomb's Law for electrostatic charges. Later innovators include Alessandro Volta who invented the battery, Hans Christian Oersted who discovered electromagnetism, Georg Simon Ohm who discovered Ohm's Law, Michael Faraday who demonstrated electromagnetic induction, and James Prescott Joule who discovered the Law of Conservation of Energy. The document traces the development of understanding of electricity and magnetism over centuries through the works of these scientists.