Tellegen Hall
The main facility operated by EEE is the Tellegen Hall, a 2000 m2 hall
attached to the lowrise EEMCS building.
The hall workspace for over 190 students with lab desks equipped with
electronic test and measurement equipment and computers. On the side,
there is a separate components storage and distribution room and a
laboratorium room for technical and educational support, such as special
measurement and soldering equipment as well as test environments that
are used in some projects.
Bernard D.H. Tellegen
Bernard Tellegen (1900-1990) studied Electrical Engineering in
Delft. After completing his degree, he worked at Philips’ renowned
NatLab (Natuurkundig Laboratorium). It was there that he invented
the pentode in 1926, a radio tube that went on to be used in
practically every radio and amplifier. Tellegen was a professor at
TU Delft from 1946 to 1966, and was awarded an honorary doctorate
in 1970. He was also involved in significant research
in network theory.
Welcome to the Tellegen Hall
Here are some house rules. Please help us ensure a safe,
profitable, and enjoyable session for everyone. Take some time to
read our rules on the use of the Hall.