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Illustrations and descriptions of some of the inventor's devices destroyed by fire - his good fortune in having photographs made of this apparatus more than a year ago - the "oscillator" and its...

[From the Century Magazine.] Here in the dark what ghostly figures press ! - No phantom of the Past, or grim or sad; No wailing spirit of woe; no specter, clad In white and wandering cloud, whose dumb...

NOTE LXXVIII - HYDROGEN IN TESLA-LIGHT TUBES Tesla, the father of vacuum-tube lighting, has said the higher the vacuum the better the light. This is an important fact in a system which is to be a...

This article is a reprint of Electrical World from January 9, 1892 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

With a view to improving the insulating medium between the plates of a condenser to adapt them more perfectly for use with alternating currents of high frequency, Nikola Tesla proposes to use oil as...

In the Pittsburgh Post of recent date, appears the following notice, which, after making due allowance for the Pittsburgh reporter's enthusiasm, evidently means that the progressive Westinghouse...

Mr. Nikola Tesla was entertained by the Commercial Club, of Chicago, on May 13, and in the evening delivered an address before the club. Besides the members, many prominent scientists and educators...

The Electrical Review last week began the publication of a patent just issued to Nikola Tesla for the invention of means and apparatus for controlling from a given point the operation of the...

We conclude in this issue the full text of the specifications of the patent issued to Nikola Tesla last week, and which excited such unusually widespread interest, more especially in military circles...

In this issue of the Electrical Review we have the pleasure to bring to the attention of our readers another contribution on the subject of the Roentgen rays from the pen of Mr. Tesla, which, like all...