Electrical Engineer - Page 4

If he has been correctly reported, Tesla is on the eve of creating a revolution in electric lighting that will cause the metallic filament lamps to pale their ineffectual fires, and give rise to more...

Under the above alluring title, the daily Press of New York and London have been discussing Signor Tesla's latest pronouncement on his achievements in the development of lighting by electricity...

We have received a copy of the judgment delivered in the United States Circuit Court in the case of the Westinghouse Company against the National Electrical Company, which had reference to the patents...

This article is a reprint from the Electrical Engineer of February 14, 1894 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

I may be considered a rule of nature that every beneficent manifestation of force may be accompanied by deleterious effects unless guarded against by suitable precautions, and the Röntgen ray is no...

Being asked for his views on reasons and signs of longevity, Mr. Tesla said: "A man receives a certain term of life; so many hours to pass on this earth — I mean hours when he is alive, awake; I do...

There can be no doubt as to the invasion of the domain of agriculture by electricity. Last week we noted the results obtained on a farm in Germany, and hardly a week goes by without its news of...

It will be remembered that, a couple of months ago, Mr. Tesla delivered before the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia and the National Electric Light Association at St. Louis, a lecture embodying some...

As is frequently the case, inventions are exploited and worked commercially before the issuance of the patents thereon, and not infrequently much injustice is done to the inventor by reason of the...

We commenced in our last issue the complete text of the lecture by Mr. Nikola Tesla delivered before the Franklin Institute, and also before the National Electric Light Association in America. We...