Electrical Review - Page 6

[ Translated from "L' Évenément." ] Man is born a vandal. His instinctive joy, his first pleasure is to destroy. From the reminiscences of his primitive savagery, throughout the process of...

The following experiments were made to determine the relation between an induction coil and its condenser. The apparatus used consists of an induction coil and a separate interrupter with a condenser...

Although the official report of Nikola Tesla's lecture before the Royal Institution, London, recently, has not yet been published, our readers would not find a resumé uninteresting and we publish an...

This article is a reprint from Electrical Engineer of December 23, 1891 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

The following letter has been addressed to the New York Electrical World : - About a year ago I had the pleasure of bringing before the American Institute of Electrical Engineers the results of some...

[From the London Electrical Review.] Our readers will be grieved to learn, on the authority of Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, in the New Science Review , that Mr. Tesla is in a very awkward position. It is a...

Mr. Nikola Tesla is generally regarded as an unusually modest man, and one who doesn't go in for ostentatious display. This was exemplified at the time the New York World printed an interview with him...

A novel meter for alternating currents, designed by Nikola Tesla, is illustrated in the accompanying diagram. The invention is based upon the fact that when a high tension discharge is made to pass...

This has now been printed in the New York Electrical World , being copied from the Journal of the Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers . It appears to give the highest satisfaction...

Nothing is so strongly suggestive of the mysterious workings of the human intellect as the oft recurring fact of the independent discovery of a new scientific principle by two men in different parts...