Electrical Review - Page 14

Few inventors, in this last decade of a century of invention, have made a greater impression on the popular imagination than Nikola Tesla. Though by race a Southern Slav, he has now been settled for...

To the Editor of Electrical Review: I wish to acknowledge the receipt of your favor of March 11, and thank you for calling my attention to the matter of the "electrolytic current interrupter."...

His Address in Full on the Occasion of the Commemoration of the Introduction of Niagara Falls Power in Buffalo at the Ellicott Club, January 12, 1897. I have scarcely had courage enough to address an...

Fifteen or sixteen years ago, when I was pursuing my course at the college, I was told by an eminent physicist that a motor could not be operated without the use of brushes and commutators, or...