Nikola Tesla U.S. Patent 1,119,732 - Apparatus for Transmitting Electrical Energy Patent Wrapper Page 77

r T J 1 Per I ... G Pei G to produce a sensibly uniform electric surface-density, as set forth. 14 A circuit whose outermost conducting boundaries constitute a large area and are adapted by construction and arrangement to distribute the surface charge with approximately uniform density, as set forth. 15. A circuit having a plurality of capacity elements arranged in proximity to each other and in surfaces of large radii of curvature, as set forth. 16. A freely vibrating circuit having a plurality of capacity elements arranged in proximity to each other and in surfaces of large radii of curvature, as set forth. 17. A freely vibrating circuit having its outermost conducting boundaries arranged in surfaces of large radii of curvature, as set forth. 18. A resonating circuit having its outermost conducting boundaries on which the charge chiefly accumulates arranged and remote from anyoppositely charged body in symmetrical surfaces of large rádii of as setcurvature 017 forth. 13-19. In a system for the transmission of electrical energy a freely vibrating circuit of high tension having its outermost conducting boundaries arranged in surfaces of large and remote from any poolely charged body of forth 20. In a system for the transmission of electrical energy, a resonating circuit having a plurality of capacity elements, on which the charge chiefly accumulates, arranged in proximity to each other and in surfaces of large radii of curvature, as set forth. 21. A resonating circuit whose cutermost conducting boundaries on which the charge chiefly accumulates are arranged in surfaces of large radii of curvature and which are supported on places of low density, as set forth. 79 371-75 (10) 773