Heinrich Pauli (electrical engineer)

Heinrich Pauli (born January 24, 1893 in Hamburg ; † October 4, 1962 near Stuttgart) was a German high-frequency technician who developed a graphic method for determining the internal resistance of oscillating circuits, known as the Pauli straight line .

Pauli received his doctorate in 1921 at the University of Hamburg under Peter Paul Koch with the thesis "On the theory of measurements using undamped electrical oscillations on two magnetically coupled circles".

He became an employee of Franz Kiebitz in the Telegraph Technology Reichsamt, where he a. a. worked on the introduction of broadcasting in 1923 in the Vox house . He also worked in the field of high frequency technology and acoustics, among others in the central laboratory of Siemens & Halske , Telefunken and Dr. Trautwein. After the war he lived in Göttingen as a freelancer in the documentation and patent field. Most recently he worked at Pintsch Elektro in Konstanz, where he suffered from a serious eye problem.

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Obituary In: Frequency , Vol. 16/1962 No. 12; P. 523

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↑ Heinrich Pauli: On the theory of measurements by means of undamped electrical oscillations on two magnetically coupled circles . In: Annals of Physics . tape 370 , no. January 11 , 1921, p. 274-288 , doi : 10.1002 / andp.19213701107 .

personal data
SURNAME	Pauli, Heinrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German high frequency technician
DATE OF BIRTH	January 24, 1893
PLACE OF BIRTH	Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH	4th October 1962
Place of death	near Stuttgart

[1] Heinrich Pauli: On the theory of measurements by means of undamped electrical oscillations on two magnetically coupled circles . In: Annals of Physics . tape 370 , no. January 11 , 1921, p. 274-288 , doi : 10.1002 / andp.19213701107 .