Electrical Engineer

While Mr. Tesla has until the last year or two confined himself to purely electrical work, his most recent labors have been devoted to the solution of a mechanical problem intimately connected with...

We print elsewhere in this issue an important communication from Mr. L. B. Stillwell, on behalf of the Westinghouse Co., which sheds a strong side light on the information embodied in Prof. Forbes'...

At the first outset this investigation was taken up with the view of studying the effects of rapidly changing electrostatic and electromagnetic stresses. It was thought, from theoretical...

In operating an induction coil with these rapidly alternating currents, it is astonishing to note, for the first time, the great importance of the relation of capacity, self-induction, and frequency...

This article is a reprint from Electrical Engineer of August 6, 1890 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

This article is a reprint from Industries of October 10th, 1890 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

The experiments that have been conducted by the Westinghouse Electric Company during the last three months with the Tesla motors are said to have been very satisfactory. A form has been perfected that...

The best criticism we have seen of the enormous potentialities claimed by the daily Press, both here and in the States, for Tesla’s latest development in electric works, is contained in the Electrical...

This article is a reprint from Electrical World and Engineer of April 29, 1905 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

According to the New York "Journal," of August 4, Mr. Tesla announces the completion of his work for the transmission of messages from one point to another on the earth, without the aid of wires. To...