The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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In the drawings, which now refer, I have illustrated the diagrams the general 90 features construction and operation which distinguish invention, Figure being- drawn illustrate ■ the details the plan above set forth, and Figs. secure greater efficiency, wind the armature its polar pro­ jections with coils closed themselves. some instances mechanical appliances have been utilized for this pur­ pose. and modifica­ tions the same. METHOD OPERATING ELECTRO-MAGNETIC MOTORS. 382,279, dated May 1888, but having-, reason the . 1,let designate the field- magnets motor, the polar projections of which are wound with coils included in independent circuits, and the armature with polar projections wound with coils 100 closed upon themselves, the motor these respects being- similar construction those described patent, No. The expression “synchronous with that of the generator,” used herein its ordinary acceptation—that say, motor said to 50 synchronize with the generator when pre­ serves certain relative speed determined by its number poles and the number alter- Patent No.United States Patent Office. have dis- 30 covered much more simple method plan of operating synchronizing-motors, which re­ quires practically other apparatus than the motor itself. As well known, certain forms alternat­ ing-current machines have the property, when connected circuit with alternating-cur- 15 rent generator, running motor syn­ chronism therewith; but,while the alternating current will run the motor after has attained a rate speed synchronous with that the generator, will not start it. In carrying out invention construct a motor which has strong tendency synch­ ronism with the generator. 95 Referring Fig. SPECIFICATION forming part Letters A pplicationfiledFebruary18,1889, To all whom, concern: Be known that Nikola Tesla, sub­ ject the Emperor Austria, from Smiljan, Lika,border country Austria-Hungary, and 5 residing NewYork, the county and State of New York, have invented certain new and useful Improvements Methods Operating Electro-Magnetic Motors, which the follow­ ing specification, reference being had to i the drawings accompanying and forming a part the same. The construe- 60 tion which prefer for this that which the armature provided with polar projec­ tions. Hence, all 20 instances heretofore where these “synchro­ nizing-motors,” tliey are termed, have been run some means have been adopted bring the motors synchronism with the gen­ erator, approximately so, before the alter- 25 nating current the generator applied to drive them. NIKOLA TESLA, NEW YORK, Y. 300,220. SerialN o. this manner enabled very greatly extend the applications system and secure 45 all the advantages both forms alternat­ ing-current motor. Its actual speed, therefore, may faster or slower than that the generator; but 55 said synchronous long preserves the same relative speed. (N o m odel,1 nations produced per revolution thegener- ator. others special and complicatedforms of motor have been constructed. When the 75 speed the motor lias thus been brought to the desired rate, the switch shifted throw the main current directly through the motor- circuits, and although the currents both circuits will now the same phase the So motor will continue revolve, becoming a true synchronous motor. other words, cer­ tain change the circuit-connections the 35 motor convert will from double-cir­ cuit motor, such have described in prior patents and applications, and which will start under the action alternating cur­ rent into synchronizing-motor, one which 40 will run the generator only when has reached certain speed rotation synchro­ nous with that the generator. There are various modifications and impor- 85 tant features this method plan;but the main principle the invention will under­ stood from the foregoing. 401,520, dated April 16, 1889. To start such motor, the switch turned onto a set contacts which includes one motor- 70 circuit dead resistance, the other in­ ductive resistance, and, the two circuits being- in derivation, obvious that the difference in phase the current such circuits will set rotation the motor. Tiie field-magnets are wound with two sets coils, the terminals which arc con­ nected switch mechanism, means 65 which the line-current may carried directly through the said coils indirectly through paths which its phases are modified