Electrical Review - Page 11

Gold Foil Screen Described by Mr. Elliott Woods. Many important experiments instructive to the surgeon and the manufacturer of X-ray apparatus — the author believes that the danger from the rays is...

The Electrical Review has from the outset closely followed the promising work of Nikola Tesla. We had the privilege of announcing in 1886, for the first time, Tesla's investigations in a system of...

Mr. Tesla announces in an American journal that by his well known system of transmitting intelligence by means of electrical "resonance" between points widely apart, without any connecting wires, he...

Since the publication of the experiments of Hertz and Lodge, one subject has been prominently brought before the electrical world, and has engaged the serious attention of many men; that is, the...

This article is part one of a three-part series originally publishing the lecture. The complete lecture was included in the Journal of the Franklin Institute of March 1, 1897 and is considered the...

This article is part three of a three-part series originally publishing the lecture. The complete lecture was included in the Journal of the Franklin Institute of March 1, 1897 and is considered the...

Unusual interest attends all of the work of Mr. Nikola Tesla, but more particularly that in connection with his system of vacuum tube lighting. On another page we present a description of an electric...

Sweeping Decision in Favor of These Patents by the United States Circuit Court Judge Townsend of the United States Circuit Court of Connecticut, recently handed down the decision sustaining the three...