Electrical World - Page 2

M. Leblanc, a French electrician, makes an ingenious suggestion in the London Electrician for the suppression of the double set of leads of the Tesla motor. He says that it is only necessary to take a...

W. MORRIS JONES. — It is generally assumed that a Tesla coil gives the best effect (i.e., the highest secondary potential for a given primary discharge potential) when the two circuits are so adjusted...

BY LUDWIG GUTMANN. In the last few years a great deal of attention has been given to the rotary magnetic field, and a review of the principal workers and their devices may be of special interest. In...

The following letter from Mr. Nikola Tesla appeared in the New York Times of Sunday, June 23: "You have called me an 'inventor of some useful pieces of electrical apparatus.' It is not quite up to my...

The Tesla Propulsion Company, with $1,000,000 capital stock, has been incorporated at Albany, N. Y. The directors include Mr. Nikola Tesla, Mr. Jos. Hoadley and Mr. Walter H. Knight. Mr. Tesla said...

Tesla and His Work. ELSEWHERE in to day's issue will be found a highly interesting interview with Mr Nikola Tesla taken from one of our enterprising daily contemporaries. Mr. Tesla, in his own...

Note: This is a reprint of a New York Herald article from April 23rd, 1893 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

The reports of The Electrical World upon the transmission of power from Lauffen to Frankfort give the impression that the application of the three-phase current alone renders such an installation...

Mr. Nikola Tesla, says the London Electrical Engineer , on Oct. 7, 1887, filed an application for patents in America, having already built and shown his machine in work and formed a company to exploit...

One of the American electrical journals has recently taken some of Mr. Nikola Tesla’s patents undoubtedly more seriously than the inventor himself intended them, and advanced the ideas there...