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( Concluded. ) Editor note: See part one here . BY EDWIN F. NORTHRUP AND ELLIOTT WOODS. Two views, reproduced from photographs, of two coils constructed on the general lines described above are...

BY EDWIN F. NORTHRUP AND ELLIOTT WOODS. Inclination and circumstances have led the writers of this article to construct and play, rather than experiment in a logical and scientific manner, with...

TO THE EDITOR OF ELECTRICAL REVIEW: Since the publication in a previous number of the Electrical Review , of some suggestions I made to a subscriber of your journal relative to the construction of a...

Tesla is quietly pursuing his fruitful labors, and, devoted as he is to the cause of science, remains undisturbed by journalistic sensationalism and consequent criticism of the uninformed. In this...

In our present issue we publish a communication from Nikola Tesla, giving, in an exhaustive and instructive manner, the results of his experiments with the Roentgen rays, relating chiefly to their...

It seems that the wonderful effects of X rays have not all been learned. One of the newest of these takes the form of a physical effect upon the person who uses powerful X-ray apparatus for...

READ BEFORE THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS DECEMBER 19, 1894, BY LUDWIG GUTMANN. Since the first announcements of Professor Ferraris and Mr. Tesla that rotation can be accomplished by...

READ BEFORE THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS DECEMBER 19, 1894, BY LUDWIG GUTMANN. ( Concluded from page 313. ) Editor's note: See part one here. Returning once more to the earlier...

The Electrical Review presents to its readers this week an unusually brilliant symposium of literature on the latest developments in radiography. Mr. Tesla supplements his previous communications to...