Electrical Engineer

The lecture given by Mr. Tesla on Wednesday last week before the Institution of Electrical Engineers, and repeated on the Thursday before the Royal Institution, will live long in the imagination of...

* Paper read before the Society of Arts, March 30th, 1898. (Continued from Telegraphy Across Space - Part 1/2 .) II - Induction Methods One must not close this section without reverting to a most...

* Paper read before the Society of Arts, March 30th, 1898. There is no such thing as wireless telegraphy. True, one can send signals for a distance of a yard or two without any wires, but in all the...

The communication by Professor Elihu Thomson in our columns this week in reply to that of Mr. Nikola Tesla on the loss due to hysteresis in transformers is well worthy of careful study, as it embodies...

In the issue of the Electrical Review of New York for March 29 there is an illustrated article written by Mr. Nikola Tesla on some experiments he has carried out with currents of high potential and...

There are a number of striking and important electrical and magnetic phenomena, which though giving rise to speculation and hypotheses, have not yet been explained by generally accepted theories...

The Reichsgericht of Germany has confirmed the decision of the lower courts declaring the Tesla polyphase motor patents invalid. The court reviewing the case, holds that the patents are void owing to...

The Nikola Tesla Company has been incorporated in New York City, to manufacture and sell machinery, generators, motors, electrical apparatus, &c., capital $5,000. The directors are Edward D. Adams...

Mr. Tesla's lecture at St. Louis was attended by 4,000 people, the great Exhibition Theatre being crowded to suffocation. Mr. Tesla had naturally to confine himself mostly to spectacular effects...

While the American Electro-Therapeutic Association was accorded a great honor in being the first body to receive an invitation to visit the Tesla Laboratory, and showed its appreciation by a large...