Electrical Engineer - Page 7

On the evening of Friday, August 25, Mr. Tesla delivered a lecture before the members of the Electrical Congress, bearing the title given above, in the hall adjoining the Agricultural Building...

During Mr. Nikola Tesla's sojourn abroad last year, a special deputation of prominent scientific men of Servia was sent to Budapest by the Servian Government to escort him to Belgrade, where the young...

This distinguished electrician has returned to New York, arriving by the "Augusta Victoria," from Hamburg, on August 27. Mr. Tesla sustained a severe bereavement while in Europe in the death of his...

In an interview with a New York Journal reporter Mr. Tesla gives his views on high speed railroading. He says: "The projectors of the road to be operated by means of the alternating current evidently...

The inauguration of the Buffalo-Niagara electric transmission, brought together, as our report showed, a representative gathering of influential men and elicited a number of memorable addresses. Of...

Ever since Mr. Tesla practically finished his multiphase motor work, now more than ten years ago, he is understood to have devoted much of his time to experimental work in the domain of electric...

The lecture given by Mr. Tesla on Wednesday last week before the Institution of Electrical Engineers, and repeated on the Thursday before the Royal Institution, will live long in the imagination of...

* Paper read before the Society of Arts, March 30th, 1898. (Continued from Telegraphy Across Space - Part 1/2 .) II - Induction Methods One must not close this section without reverting to a most...

* Paper read before the Society of Arts, March 30th, 1898. There is no such thing as wireless telegraphy. True, one can send signals for a distance of a yard or two without any wires, but in all the...

The communication by Professor Elihu Thomson in our columns this week in reply to that of Mr. Nikola Tesla on the loss due to hysteresis in transformers is well worthy of careful study, as it embodies...