William Duddell
English physicist and engineer, inventor of the Duddell oscillator
Born
July 1st, 1872
153 years ago
Died
1917
108 years ago — 45 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
England
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Born in England in 1872, contributed significantly to the field of physics and engineering. Developed the Duddell oscillator, an important invention in the study of oscillations and electronic signals. Engaged in research on electric waves and founded key principles influential to later advancements in electronics. His work laid the groundwork for improved telecommunications and radio technology.
Invented the Duddell oscillator
Conducted research on electric waves
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