The Nikola Tesla TreasurySimon and Schuster, 1 jul 2013 - 687 pagina's Here's the Tesla collection you've been waiting for: 214 figures; 668 pages; and 107 articles, letters to editors, and lectures. All the famous lectures and articles that you'd expect are here, You'll also get his many letters to editors, commenting on Marconi, Edison, and many issues of the day. And if that wasn't enough you'll also get other articles that you've heard about but probably never seen. This is an amazing collection that will give you the most complete look into the mind of Nikola Tesla, who has been called the most important man of the 20th Century. Without Tesla's ground-breaking work we'd all be sitting in the dark without even a radio to listen to. |
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... speed of rotation, they are thrown away in a direction always opposite to the supposed movement of the poles. If a paper with filings is put flat upon the ring and the current turned on suddenly; the existence of a magnetic whirl may be ...
... speed of rotation, they are thrown away in a direction always opposite to the supposed movement of the poles. If a paper with filings is put flat upon the ring and the current turned on suddenly; the existence of a magnetic whirl may be ...
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... current in both sets of coils respectively. Supposing, further, the field of the generator to be uniform, we have for constant speed c1 = K1 sin a and c = K1 sin (90o + a) = K1 cos a, where K1 is a constant. See figure 12. Therefore, x =
... current in both sets of coils respectively. Supposing, further, the field of the generator to be uniform, we have for constant speed c1 = K1 sin a and c = K1 sin (90o + a) = K1 cos a, where K1 is a constant. See figure 12. Therefore, x =
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... speed at all loads, which motor has been termed synchronous. Second, a form possessing a great rotary effort at the start, the speed being dependent on the load. These motors may be operated in three different ways: 1. By the alternate ...
... speed at all loads, which motor has been termed synchronous. Second, a form possessing a great rotary effort at the start, the speed being dependent on the load. These motors may be operated in three different ways: 1. By the alternate ...
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... speed of the armature is inferior to that of the poles, considerable work may be performed by such a motor even if the speed be below normal. The intensity of the poles being constant, no currents will be generated in the coil when the ...
... speed of the armature is inferior to that of the poles, considerable work may be performed by such a motor even if the speed be below normal. The intensity of the poles being constant, no currents will be generated in the coil when the ...
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... speed. Such a motor will maintain absolutely the same speed at all loads. It has also been found that if the motive power of the generator is not excessive, by checking the motor the speed of the generator is diminished in synchronism ...
... speed. Such a motor will maintain absolutely the same speed at all loads. It has also been found that if the motive power of the generator is not excessive, by checking the motor the speed of the generator is diminished in synchronism ...
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Electric Discharge in Vacuum Tubes | |
Experiments with Alternate Currents of High Potential and High | |
The Drehstrom Patent | |
Mr Tesla on Thermo Electricity | |
On the Source of Roentgen Rays and the Practical Construction and Safe | |
Tesla on Animal Training by Electricity | |
My Submarine Destroyer | |
Teslas New Discovery | |
Electrical oscillator activity ten million Horsepower Burning | |
The Transmission of Electrical Energy Without Wires as a Means | |
Teslas Reply to Edison | |
The Physiological and Other Effects of High Frequency Currents | |
He Now Produces Radiographs At A Distance | |
Roentgen Ray Investigations | |
Roentgen Rays Or Streams | |
Nikola Tesla Objects | |
Possibilities of Wireless | |
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