Title :
2001 Middle-East Power Systems Conference Call for Papers
Author :
Anderson, John M.
fDate :
4/1/2001 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
The author briefly outlines the work of Kunihiko Iwadare who worked for Thomas Edison in the Schenectady Works. He left of his own volition and returned to Japan where he joined Osaka Electric Light Company, overseeing their first installation of 500 lamp alternators. Later he started his own business of selling lighting and power machines and supplies. In 1898, with a friend, he founded the Nippon Electric Company.
Keywords :
biographies; electric machines; history; lighting; power supplies to apparatus; Kunihiko Iwadare; NEC cofounder; Nippon Electric Company; Osaka Electric Light Company; lamp alternators; lighting; power machines; power supplies; Art; Biographies; Cities and towns; Companies; Lamps; Magnetohydrodynamic power generation; Manufacturing; National electric code; Telephony; Testing;
Journal_Title :
Power Engineering Review, IEEE
