Electrical Engineer - Page 5

In his experiments involving high potentials Mr. Nikola Tesla has for some time past made use of a special form of induction coil, and in a recent patent issued to him he describes several forms...

In the forms of high frequency generators heretofore devised by Mr. Tesla, and in high potential generators generally, a cessation of flow has naturally been caused during the interruption of the...

In electric apparatus or systems in which alternating currents are employed, the self-induction of the coils or conductors in many cases operates disadvantageously by giving rise to false currents...

The recent destruction by fire of the building in New York City in which Mr. Tesla's laboratory was situated, and the consequent wreck of all his valuable apparatus, lends special value to the...

The destruction of Mr. Tesla's laboratory by a fire due to the carelessness of a lazy or stupid watchman is a very serious loss to the inventor and to the world; but it takes more than a fire to set...

The Electrical Engineer of New York in a recent issue printed the full text of a lecture by Mr. Nikola Tesla before the American Electro-Therapeutic Association. This course, and their leader on the...

The French papers this week are full of Mr. Tesla and his brilliant experiments. No man in our age has achieved such a universal scientific reputation in a single stride as this gifted young...

Several American journals have now published extracts of Tesla's patent for the construction of a vessel which can be controlled from a distance without conducting wires. We have carefully read the...

The Buffalo Express of April 21, favors the public with the following, which, to say the least, is interesting, if rather mixed and confused:— "It was stated here to night that Nikola Tesla had lately...

" The Inventions, Researches and Writings of Nikola Tesla ," by Thomas Commerford Martin, published by The Electrical Engineer , N. Y., has met with remarkable success. The first edition appeared...