Person

Rudd, James Brydon (1910 - 1975)

Born
26 November 1910
Glen Innes, New South Wales, Australia
Died
25 May 1975
late of Burwood, New South Wales, Australia
Occupation
Physicist and Radio engineer

Summary

James Rudd was the chief engineer at Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Ltd (AWA) and was responsible for many developments in radio technology in Australia, from when he first joined the firm as an engineer in 1937 until he retired.

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Chronology

1931
Education - Bachelor of Science (BSc), University of Sydney
1933 - 1936
Career position - Lecturer in Physics, Newcastle Technical College
1937 - 1970
Career position - Engineer, Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Ltd (AWA)
1947
Award - Electrical Association Premium, Institution of Engineers Australia [Awarded 1949]
1947
Career event - Associate Member (AMIEAust), Institution of Engineers Australia
1949
Career event - Member (MIEAust), Institution of Engineers Australia
1962
Education - Doctor of Engineering Science (DScEng), University of Sydney
13 Sep 1968
Career event - Fellow (FIEAust), Institution of Engineers Australia [Former Members were designated Fellows on this date.]
1970 -
Career position - Chief engineer, Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Ltd (AWA)

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Published resources

Journal Articles

  • Bailey, V. A.; and Rudd, J. B., 'The behaviour of electrons in nitrous oxide', Philosophical Magazine, 14 [Ser.7] (1932), 1033-1046, https://doi.org/10.1080/14786443209462143. Details
  • Green, A. L.; and Rudd, J. B., 'A general-purpose communication receiver', A.W.A. Technical Review, 4 (1939), 181-197. Details
  • Rudd, J. B,; and Craig, D., 'Remote control of rotary switches', A.W.A. Technical Review, 5 (1940), 1-19. Details
  • Rudd, J. B., 'Equipment for the measurement of loudspeaker response', A.W.A. Technical Review, 3 (1938), 143-156. Details
  • Rudd, J. B., 'The impedance of the voice-coil of a loudspeaker', A.W.A. Technical Review, 3 (1938), 100-112. Details
  • Rudd, J. B., 'A portable beat-frequency oscillator', A.W.A. Technical Review, 5 (1941), 171-179. Details
  • Rudd, J. B., 'Theory and design of radio-frequency transformers', A.W.A. Technical Review, 6 (1944), 193-256. Details
  • Rudd, J. B.; Honnor, W. W.; and McGuire, W. S., 'An experimental Frequency-Modulated broadcast transmitter', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 20 (1948), 107-. Details

Reports

  • Institution of Engineers Australia, Thirtieth Annual Report [1949] (1949), 16 pp. 'Prizes - Electrical Association Premium (1947 Award), to Mr Wilfrid Weston Honnor, BSc ME MIEAust, and Mr James Brydon Rudd, BSc AMIEAust, Sydney Division, for their paper "An Experimental Frequency-Modulated Broadcast Transmitter." It was recorded that Mr W S McGuire, non-member, was a joint author of the paper. Details

Resources

Resource Sections

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