Magazine - Page 68

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...

BY DR. M. I. PUPIN. The following communication contains a brief description of a series of experiments with Roentgen radiance which were conducted during the last six weeks. The results of these...

On August 16 a very ingenious and apparently significant group of patents was issued to Mr. Nikola Tesla, comprising several types of current-interrupting devices for obtaining oscillatory currents of...

Mr. Nikola Tesla's lecture , delivered in February last before the Franklin Institute at Philadelphia, and before the National Electric Light Association in March, has now been published in the...

In introducing conducting wires on different metals into his resonator Hertz asserted that neither the resistance nor the magnetic properties of the metal involved a sensible change in the length of...

The Sunday World of July 22 prints an interesting half-page article on Nikola Tesla, written by Mr. Arthur Brisbane , and accompanied by a portrait which we reproduce, without, however, the full...

It is hard to imagine what a dynamo or an arc lamp would be like if the air, instead of being an insulator, were a conductor; but a moment's thought is enough to show how important the passive...