Electrical Review - Page 9

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...

This article is part two of a three-part series originally publishing the lecture. The complete lecture was included in the Journal of the Franklin Institute of March 1, 1897 and is considered the...

In this week's issue of the ELECTRICAL REVIEW we take pleasure in recording again an important advance made by Mr. Tesla. In a patent issued last week he describes a novel form of electrical condenser...

READ AT THE FOURTEENTH GENERAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, ELIOT, ME., JULY 26-28, 1897, BY PROF. ELIHU THOMSON. The induction coil presently to be described, it is...

Fearful and wonderful as are many of the attributes of electricity to the man in the street, the ultima Thule has now been reached, according to our esteemed contemporary the Daily Mail. "TESLA'S...