Person

Tippett, Leonard Samuel Calvert (1902 - 1974)

Born
18 June 1902
Died
17 January 1974
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Occupation
Electrical engineer

Summary

Len Tippett, ME MIEAust, was Group General Manager, Email Limited. In his early career, he was a Lecturer in Electrical Engineering, and a Research Fellow at the University of Sydney.

Details

Chronology

1924
Education - Bachelor of Science (BSc), University of Sydney
1926
Career event - Student Member (StudIEAust), Institution of Engineers Australia
1926
Education - Bachelor of Engineering (BE), University of Sydney
1926 - 1928
Career position - Lecturer, Electrical Engineering, University of Sydney
1926 - 1928
Career position - Engineer, Westinghouse Electrical Company, Sydney
1928
Life event - Married Mena Steward, Young, New South Wales
1928
Award - Walter and Eliza Hall Engineering Scholarship, University of Sydney [Two year overseas scholarship, studying in America, England and Europe]
1928 - 1930
Career position - Research Fellow in Engineering, University of Sydney
1934
Career event - Junior Member (JrIEAust), Institution of Engineers Australia
1936
Education - Master of Engineering (ME), University of Sydney
1937
Career event - Associate Member (AMIEAust), Institution of Engineers Australia
c. 1955
Career position - Engineer, Westinghouse Rosebery Pty Ltd
c. 1965
Career position - General Manager, Engineering Projects Division, Email Limited
13 Sep 1968
Career event - Member (MIEAust), Institution of Engineers Australia [Former Associate Members were designated Members on this date.]
c. 1970
Career position - Group General Manager, Email Limited

Published resources

Journal Articles

  • Tippett, Leonard Samuel Calvert, 'Relay study for the application of impedance relays to ground fault protection', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 3 (7) (1931), 233-243. Details
  • Tippett, Leonard Samuel Calvert (Haugaard, F. B.), 'Relay study for the application of impedance relays to ground fault protection (Discussions and communications)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 3 (8) (1931), 287. Details
  • Tippett, Leonard Samuel Calvert (Merrigan, E. L.), 'Relay study for the application of impedance relays to ground fault protection (Discussions and communications)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 4 (1) (1932), 22. Details
  • Tippett, Leonard Samuel Calvert; Baker, William George, 'Radio Broadcast Transmission in the Neighbourhood of Sydney, N.S.W. Preliminary Account.', Transactions of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 9 (1929), 129-146, https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.265012045629265. Details

Resources

Resource Sections

Gavan McCarthy; Ken McInnes

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