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BY DR. F. S. KOLLE. The editorial in the last issue of The Electrical Engineer on Mr. Tesla's investigations of the harmful effects of the X-ray is a very timely contribution to the literature of the...

The prominence which has been given to power transmission by multiphase currents in the experiments between Frankfort and Lauffen, seems to have led to the impression, even among those otherwise well...

This article is a reprint from Electrical Engineer of August 6, 1890 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

From the enemy U-boats of World War II to the enemy insects attacking man and crops today, Philip Callahan tells the fascinating tale of how an understanding of electromagnetic radiation can lead one...

In these days of radio telegraphy, the use of rotary spark gaps has become very extended. There are a great number of different type gaps on the market, some of them very efficient, and some of them...

The leading article of the June number of the Century Magazine is entitled " The Problem of increasing Human Energy ," and is written by Nikola Tesla. Mr. Tesla offers the reader some naive verbal...

The sensational announcements in the American press with regard to Mr. Nikola Tesla's wonderful doings and still more wonderful prophecies, have been attributed in a large measure to the highly...

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...

EXTENSIVE USE AT THE WESTINGHOUSE WORKS, BRINTON. The New Plant Fully Equipped with Alternating-Current Apparatus — The Most Important Installation Thus Far Attempted. BY NELSON W. PERRY, E. M. Editor...

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...