German Technology

Chris Pinkerton (Fabio) Brandon Perry (Bernhard)

BUT BEFORE WE BEGIN

Alles Gute zum Geburtstag BERNHARD!!!

** That means Happy Birthday, in case you didnt catch that.

Overview
Automobiles Medicine Computers Warfare Miscellaneous

Bicycle
What: The first bicycle with a steering wheel bar attached to the front, called the Draisienne Inventor: Baron Karl von Drais de Sauerbrun When: The first bicycle model was a scooter like contraption made in 1790 by a Frenchman called a Celerifere. Baron Karl von Drais invented his version on April 6, 1816

Interesting Fact: The Draisienne looked very similar to modern day bicycles, but had no pedals. In order to move you propelled yourself forward using your feet.

Gas Powered Motorcycles

What: The first Gas Powered Motorcycle

Inventor: Gottlieb Daimler

When: The first motorcycle, invented in 1867 by an American inventor, was coalpowered, had two-cylinders, and was steam driven. Gottleid Daimlers version was developed in 1885. Interesting Fact: His mostly wooden motorcycle had iron-banded wheels with wooden spokes. This bonecrunching vehicle was powered by a single-cylinder engine.

What: The Jerry Can

Jerry Can

Purpose Originally a fuel container made from pressed steel. Designed for German military use in the 1930s. Used to prevent accidental mixing of fuels, especially with water. Color coding is used to differentiate the tanks.

Color Red Green Yellow Blue Tan or Light Blue

Use Gasoline(Lead-replacement) Gasoline (unleaded) Diesel Kerosene Water (usually labeled)

Tachometer
What: The first mechanical tachometer

Inventor: Dietrich Uhlhorn

Pupose: Original pupose was to measure the speed of machines, but eventually used to measure the speed of locomotives.

When 1817: Used to measure speed of Machines 1840: Used to measure speed of locomotives

(Semi) Interesting Fact: A tachometer is also a device that is used in analog audio recording that measures the speed of audio tape.

Diesel Engine
What: The Diesel Engine (also known as a compression-ignition engine)

Inventor: Rudolf Diesel

When: 1897

Use an internal combustion engine that uses the heat of compression to Initiate ignition to burn the fuel, which is injected into the combustion chamber during the final stage of compression Interesting Fact: The diesel engine has the higest thermal efficiency of any regular internal or external combustion engine.

Wankel Engine
What: The Wankel Engine Inventor: Felix Wankel When: patented in 1929, but first development was in the 1950s at NSU Mortorenwerke AG

Use is a type of internal combustion engine that uses a rotary design to convert pressure into a rotating motion instead of using reciprocating pistons. Its four stroke cycle takes place in a space between the inside of an oval like epitrochoid-shaped housing and a rotor that is similar in shape to a Reuleaux triangle but with sides that are somewhat flatter.

Zeppelin
What: The Zeppelin Inventor: Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin When: It was based on designs outlined in 1874 and detailed in 1893. His plans were reviewed by committee in 1894 and patented in the United States on 14 March 1899

Use Originally used as the first form of commercial air transportation, yet after the outbreak of WWI, the German military made extensive use of Zeppelins as bombers and scouts. The World War I defeat of Germany in 1918 halted the airship business temporarily, but civilian zeppelins became popular once again in the 1920s

Interesting Fact: The spire of the Empire State Building was originally, if not impractically, designed to serve as a dirigible terminal for Zeppelins and other airships to dock.

Volkswagen
What: The Volkswagen Information Volkswagen was originally founded in 1937 by the Nazi trade union, the German Labour Front. Because so few Germans could afford a car, Adolf Hitler declared his intentions for a state-sponsored "Volkswagen" program while he was in power. This program created cars with seating for two adults and three children, cheap enough be affordable.

Five Marks a week you must put aside, If in your own car you want to ride.

Fnf Mark die Woche musst Du sparen, willst Du im eigenen Wagen fahren a slogan from Hitlers Volkswagen program

MEDICINE

Origin

Aspirin

400 BC Greek physician Hippocrates prescribes the bark and leaves of the willow tree to relieve pain and fever.

1897 Chemist, Felix Hoffmann, at Bayer in Germany, chemically synthesizes a stable form of ASA powder that relieves his father's rheumatism. The compound later becomes the active ingredient in aspirin named - "a" from acetyl, "spir" from the spirea plant (which yields salicin) and "in," a common suffix for medications. 1899 Bayer distributes aspirin powder to physicians to give to their patients. Aspirin is soon the number one drug worldwide.

(fun fact: In addition to the

first usable form of Aspirin, Felix Hoffmann is also credited for the first successful form of heroin!)

 What : X-radiation

X-ray

Who: The discovery of X-radiation is credited to Wilhelm Conrad Rntgen, and as such in many languages X-radiation is actually called Rntgen radiation. Use X-radiation (composed of X-rays) is a form of electromagnetic radiation. Hard X-rays can penetrate solid objects, and their most common use is to take images of the inside of objects.

It has medical uses for medical imaging, which allows a medical professional to created images of the human body for clinical purposes.

Thermometer
What: The alcohol / mercury thermometer Who: Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit When Alcohol : 1709 Mercury: 1714 Use: Thermometers measure temperature, by using materials that change in some way when they are heated or cooled. In a mercury or alcohol thermometer the liquid expands as it is heated and contracts when it is cooled, so the length of the liquid column is longer or shorter depending on the temperature. Interesting Fact: If you cant tell by this guys name, he also invented the temperature scale that Americans use, the Fahrenheit Scale.

COMPUTERS

ICC (Intergraded Circuit System)

Early developments of the integrated circuit go back to 1949, when the German engineer Werner Jacobi filed a patent for an circuit-like semiconductor amplifying device. An integrated circuit or monolithic integrated circuit (also referred to as IC, chip, and microchip) is an electronic circuit manufactured by dispersing trace elements into the surface of a thin layer of semiconductor material. Integrated circuits are used in virtually all electronic equipment today and have revolutionized the world of electronics. Computers, cellular phones, and other digital appliances are now part of the structure of modern societies, and are made possible by the low cost of production of the integrated circuit

Interesting Fact: The first application of the ICC was in cheap hearing aids.

Konrad Zuse

This was the man who started the computer technology era in Germany.

Born in Berlin, June 22, 1910 and died in Hunfeld December 18, 1995
He Built the world's first functional programcontrolled Turing-complete computer. Turing-Complete means that it can use datamanipulation rules like programming languages or an instruction set. Much of his work was ignored because of the WWII hype and he received little support from the Nazi-German Government. He was married in 1945 and had 5 children

Konrad's Work

Along with creating the first TuringCompleteness computer, he also created the first high level programming language. (High level language is a language that makes programming easier in some cases like using key words and phrases instead of Binary) The language was called Plankalkl. Meaning Plan Calculus. On April 1st 1941, he created his company called Zuse Ingenieurbro und Apparatebau Which was one of the earliest computer companies around. His company created the first commercial computer used around he world called the Z4 in 1944.

Z4

Worlds first digital commercial computer.

Konrad worked on this computer for about 3 years with close to 2 dozen people, INCLUDING women.
The Z4 has very odd specifications to it compared to today's computers such as: 1. Memory was 64 words (32 bit) 2. Power Comsumption was 4 kW which is more than 100 times less than what my computer is consuming right now. 3. Hertz was only around 40, a computer today can run at 504 Mhz which is 507,000,000 hertz.

WARFARE

V1 Cruise Missile
Also known as the flying bomb Has its own guiding autopilot system 2,200lb bomb flew at approximately 400mph Used by Nazis in WWII Killed about 22,000 people almost entirely civilians, due to the fact that the targeting system only hit its target about 25% of the time

V2 Rocket
Ballistic Missile that was used during WWII It was the worlds first long range combat missile It was shot 80km (50mi) in the air before it would shut off the engine and begin a freefall towards its target.

Video of V-2 in a helpful way

German U-boats
U-Boat stands for underwater boat Used strongly in WWI and WWII They participated in unrestricted warfare (sinking civilian ships, mechant ships, etc.) There are actually 29 different classes of the U-boat Germany had the biggest submarine fleet in the world mostly consisting of the U-boats The weapon used by the U-boats was a torpedo (underwater missile like weapon)

German Guns

Walher Gewehr 41 (G41 / Gew 41)

Panzerschreck (Raketenpanzerbuchse)

Mauser Karabiner Kar 98k

Luger P08 (Pistole Parabellum 1908 / Parabellum-Pistole)

Panzer Medium Tank

Developed in the 1930s and used by Nazi Germany Was supposed to be used against enemy infantry, but ended up seeing a lot of action against other enemy tanks. Between the years in WWII approximately 8,870 of them were built

Were widely exported after WWII to other European and African countries.

Miscellaneous Technology Engineered by Germans

Geiger Counter Telescopes Bunsen Burner MP3

FIN

SPECIAL THANKS

Frau P cause shes an awesome professor and should give us an A

All of the websites that we used to find this info

Zelda for moral support

Our entire german class for putting up with us

. Especially with this presentation.

Was wir wissen ist ein Tropfen, was wir nicht wissen ist ein Ozean