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Sir Noel Ashbridge became the Controller of Engineering at the BBC after Captain Peter Eckersley.
Sir Noel Ashbridge became the Controller of Engineering at the [[BBC]] after Captain Peter Eckersley.


His title is Danish-Knight of the Royal Order of Dannesbrog.  
* 1907-11 King's College, London.
* Training: [[Yarrow and Co|Yarrow and Co., Ltd.]], and [[BTH|B.T.H. Co., Ltd.]]
* Served European War Royal Fusiliers and Royal Engineers.
* 6 years [[Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co|Marconi's]], at Writtle Experimental Station.
* 1926 Joined [[BBC]] as Assistant Chief Engineer.
* 1929 Chief Engineer at [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]]
* 1934 His title is Danish-Knight of the Royal Order of Dannesbrog.  


He learned all about valve receivers and circuits at the Marconi Experimental Station.<ref>November 1938 article in Picture Post.</ref>
He learned all about valve receivers and circuits at the Marconi Experimental Station.<ref>November 1938 article in Picture Post.</ref>


In 1941 he was the President of the Institute of Electrical Engineers. <ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_presidents_of_the_Institute_of_Electrical_Engineers</ref>
In 1941 he was the President of the Institute of Electrical Engineers. <ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_presidents_of_the_Institute_of_Electrical_Engineers</ref>
Memberships:
* Vice. President [[Institution of Electrical Engineers|I.E.E.]]
* Radio Research Board
* Television Committee
* Fellow of King's College
Served on Advisory Committees in Belgium and Denmark in connection with the development of Broadcasting.


== See Also ==
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November 1938.

Sir Noel Ashbridge became the Controller of Engineering at the BBC after Captain Peter Eckersley.

  • 1907-11 King's College, London.
  • Training: Yarrow and Co., Ltd., and B.T.H. Co., Ltd.
  • Served European War Royal Fusiliers and Royal Engineers.
  • 6 years Marconi's, at Writtle Experimental Station.
  • 1926 Joined BBC as Assistant Chief Engineer.
  • 1929 Chief Engineer at BBC
  • 1934 His title is Danish-Knight of the Royal Order of Dannesbrog.

He learned all about valve receivers and circuits at the Marconi Experimental Station.[1]

In 1941 he was the President of the Institute of Electrical Engineers. [2]

Memberships:

  • Vice. President I.E.E.
  • Radio Research Board
  • Television Committee
  • Fellow of King's College

Served on Advisory Committees in Belgium and Denmark in connection with the development of Broadcasting.

See Also

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