American Institute of Electrical Engineers

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The American Institute of Electrical Engineers was a major U.S. professional organization for electrical engineers that later became part of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).

Aliases (3)
  • AIEE ×4
  • American Institute of Electrical Engineers–Institute of Radio Engineers (later IEEE) ×1
  • Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers ×1

Statements (46)
Predicate Object
instanceOf learned society
professional engineering society
abbreviation AIEE
basedIn New York City
country United States
dissolved 1963
field electrical engineering
focus engineering standards
professional networking
technical education
founded 1884
foundedInCity New York City
foundedInCountry United States
hasMainActivity organization of technical conferences
professional certification and recognition
standardization in electrical engineering
technical publishing
headquartersLocation New York City
historicalRole one of the two main predecessors of IEEE
industryFocus electric power industry
electrical manufacturing
telecommunications
language English
locationCountry United States
mergedInto Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
mergedWith Institute of Radio Engineers
mergerYear 1963
notableMember Alexander Graham Bell
Charles Proteus Steinmetz
Elihu Thomson
Nikola Tesla
Thomas Edison
organized local sections
standards committees
student branches
technical committees
predecessorOf IEEE Industry Applications Society
IEEE Power & Energy Society
published AIEE Transactions
Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers
purpose advancement of electrical engineering
professional development of electrical engineers
regionServed United States
international
successor Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
type nonprofit organization


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