Electrical Engineer - Page 9

While the exhibits of firms engaged in the manufacture of electrical apparatus of every description, at the Fair, afforded the visitor ample opportunity for gaining an excellent knowledge of the state...

It is a well-known fact that if the field or energizing circuits of a motor, in which the action is dependent upon the inductive influence upon a rotating armature of independent field magnets exerted...

The Tesla motor, we hear on the authority of one who knows what he is talking about, really does go well, and is going to be a good thing. When - is the despairing cry of British electrical engineers...

Tesla Patents . - The Tesla Electric Company of New York have recently been successful in a lawsuit against a Philadelphia firm for infringement of the Tesla patents for multiphase motors.

BY DR. F. S. KOLLE. The editorial in the last issue of The Electrical Engineer on Mr. Tesla's investigations of the harmful effects of the X-ray is a very timely contribution to the literature of the...

The prominence which has been given to power transmission by multiphase currents in the experiments between Frankfort and Lauffen, seems to have led to the impression, even among those otherwise well...

The president of the Röntgen Society and Mrs. Mansell Moullin and the council entertained a large number of scientific gentlemen and their friends at a conversazione at the St. Martin's Town Hall on...

When a charged condenser is discharged through a circuit possessing high induction and low resistance electrical oscillations are produced, the frequency of these being given by 2!$ \pi !$ √KL, where...

Most members of the electrical profession associate the name of Nikola Tesla with high-frequency and high-potential currents, and few are acquainted with the fact that he has also invented several...