Werner von Siemens Biography Inventor of Dynamo

Ernst Werner von Siemens, von Siemens since 1888, (13 December 1816 – 6 December 1892) was a German inventor and industrialist Siemens is a German family name in the fourth brother to become an engineer, inventor and entrepreneur industry. They are Ernst Werner von Siemens, Sir William Siemens, Friedrich Siemens, and Carl Friedrich von Siemens. They are great characters who development of electricity and steel industry. Of the four brothers who are famous and William Werner.

Werner von Siemens was an engineer, inventor dynamo, entrepreneur industry, and members of parliament. He found the process of electroplating (1842), gutta-percha to insulate the wires (1847), self induction dynamo (1866), differential to produce items regulator antistatic to produce a print object (1844), regenerative steam engine, condenser and selenium photometer. He founded the firm Siemens and Halske (1847) in Berlin, a fast developing into a leading company in Europe.

Siemens installs system telegraph cable from Berlin to Frankfurt in 1848. Two years later, he installed an underwater cable connecting Dover in England and Calais in France.

In 1874, his company’s branches in London put the Trans-Atlantic cable. Seven years later, he built the brand’s first electric railway in the world in Lichterfielde. On the outskirts of Berlin.

Werner was born at Lenthe, near Hanover, Germany, on December 13, 1816. After leaving school in Lubeck he entered the Prussian army as volunteers. When it was only 17 years old. In this place he trained as an engineer. However, his father could not afford school. Later, he entered the military academy in Berlin.

In 1840, his father died. Werrner forced to raise and finance the education of younger siblings amounted to nine people. A year later, he got a job in workshop artillery in Berlin. However, he was thrown prison for his involvement in a fight between his brothers with another brother officer. As long as he was in prison he used his time to conduct chemistry experiments. The result, he found the electroplating (1842), the layering process (electroplating) of metal with an electrical current.

A few months later by chance she saw an early model of the electric telegraph made by Sir Charles Wheatstone (1837). Werner realize how important aircraft for international communication. He immediately worked hard to repair the plane. The military immediately knew that Werner is an expert in the field telegraph. Then, in 1847 he was assigned to pair cables underground. But, at that time there is still no material to isolate the cable.

Over the past few weeks Werner thinking and working hard. Finally he was the first in the world found that gutta-percha (rubber) is very good to isolate the cable. In the same year he took Johann Georg Halske, a young engineer to set up shop telegraph. Later, Werner has been tasked with overseeing the installation of cables throughout Germany.

In 1849, Werner von Siemens resigned from military service. She prefers to be an entrepreneur in the telegraph plant. His company to install cable from Europe to India by the middle of the sea.