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The Origins of the IEEE Prepared by the IEEE Center for the History of Electrical Engineering. (1984) The last quarter of the nineteenth century was marked by a tremendous growth in electrical technology. By the early 1880's, the United States was criss-crossed by telegraph wires and Europe and America were connected by underwater cable. Arc lights were in use in several cities, Thomas Edison's Pearl Street Station was supplying power for incandescent lighting, there were numerous firms manufacturing electrical equipment, and the telephone was growing in importance as a communications tool. This burgeoning electrical activity prompted the Franklin Institute to sponsor an International Electrical Exhibition at Philadelphia in 1884. This exhibition in turn proved to be the catalyst which resulted in the formation of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, an ancestor of today's Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. By 1884, civil, mining, and mechanical engineers had all formed their own national societies, but there was no organization of electrical engineers in America. In the 15 April 1884 issue of The Operator, the major American electrical journal, twenty-five prominent figures in electrical technology, including men like Edison, Elihu Thomson, Edwin Houston, and Edward Weston, were listed as signers of a "call" drafted by Nathaniel S. Keith. The call noted that the upcoming Philadelphia Exhibition would be attended by numerous "foreign electrical savants, engineers, and manufacturers..." and that "...it would be a lasting disgrace to American electricians if no American electrical national society was in existence to receive them with the honors due them from their co-laborers in the United States."

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