The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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This may doby con- 55 structing- motor with two independent sets of fields, and with either one two armatures electrically connected, using two arma­ tures and one field. For example, Fig. I explain the action this motor fol- 15 lows: Assuming that impulse alterna­ tion circuit branch just beginning- while the branch just falling from maximum, the conditions quarter-phase difference. The maximum magnetic condition . diagrammatic illustration a motor and system which the difference of phase artificially produced. This true ll. For con­ venience have indicated this making coils much larger than coils reason of this difference the electrical character 70 of the two circuits the phases current in one are retarded greater extent than the othér. This may accomplish winding each supplemental pole with two coils II II'. These figures are also drawn to show one the dispositions two fields that may adopted carrying out the invention. These pole- pieces wind with coils E', the former in derivation the coils the latter coils E. other cases. A motor thus constructed will rotate under the action alternating current; but 75 happens the case previously described the corresponding magnetic effects the arma­ ture and field not coincide owing the time that elapses between given magnetic effect the armature and the condition 80 the field that produces it. vertical section through no the field. 5 The main primary coils and are wound for different sef-induction from that the coils and E', the relations being fixed that the currents and differ, for ex­ ample, quarter-phase, the currents in io each secondary coil, E'. 1 it will observed that the adjacent pole- 50 pieces either circuit are like polarity they will have certain weakening effect upon one another. poles act con­ junction with the poles the armature es- 40 tablislied poles turn poles B act similarly with the poles ,set O', respectively. In such disposition shown Fig. therefore prefer re­ move the secondary poles from the direct in­ fluence the others. The coils are circuit with one another, also are coils and there should difference phase between the currents coils and and their corre­ sponding primaries of, say, fifteen degrees. The polarity set up 25 the armature, however, lags behind the manifestations field magnetism, and lienee the maximum points attraction arma­ ture and field, instead coinciding, are an­ gularly displaced. Under such conditions the re­ tardation the magnetic effect the arma­ ture and that the secondary poles will bring 45 the maximum the two more nearly into coincidence and correspondingly-stronger torque magnetic attraction secured. There are two coils one branch and two coils in the other branch the main circuit from the generator These two circuits or branches are different self-induction, one, as being higher than the other. 105 This invention applied derived-cir­ cuit motor illustrated Figs. the coils replaced the coils IIII' in­ cluded derived circuits, the magnetism 100 the poles will correspond effect or phase, may' termed, that pro­ duced current differing from that in either circuit forty-five degrees, or one-eighth period. These modifications will be illustrated hereinafter. This effect counteracted 30 the supplemental poles C'.416,195 field with secondary poles 11' O', which are situated between the others. The poles are one field, the re­ maining poles in-the othei-. The operation will understood from the foregoing. The ideal resultant the at- 20 tractive forces the two sets poles C therefore may considered progressing from poles poles while the impulse in E rising maximum and that fall­ ing zero minimum. The former are 115 wound with primary coils and secondary coils J', the latter with coils The pri­ mary coils are derived circuits, between which, reason of. and The former end view the motor with the armature section and diagram connec­ tions, and Fig. therefore em­ ploy the secondary supplemental poles B' C'. will differ from those its appropriate primary by, say, forty-five degrees, one-eighth pe­ riod. There being thirty degrees difference of phase between the currents coils the magnetic effects poles should corre- 85 spond that produced current differing from the current coils fifteen degrees. their different self-induc­ tion, there difference phase, say, 120 thirty degrees. The coilsll are included derived cir- 90 cuit having the same self-induction circuit D, and coils II' circuit having the same self-induction circuit that these cir­ cuits differ thirty degrees the magnetism of poles will correspond that produced 95 by current differing from that either D or fifteen degrees. The mag­ netic phases these poles succeed those of poles the same, nearly the same, period time elapses between the effect of the poles and the corresponding in- 35 duced effect the armature; hence the mag­ netic conditions poles and the armature more nearly coincide and better result obtained. 125 If the poles Care right angles, the arma­ ture-coils should connected directly across, or single armature-core wound from end to end may used; but the poles in line there should bean angular displacement 130 of the armature-coils, will well under­ stood. To Fig. Let this difference thirty degrees