The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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- NIKOLA TESLA. Witnesses: Geo. . and include the dead resistance and self-induction coil either circuit, use only dead resistance self-induction coil, the various ways shown ap- 30 plication, No. The method operating- electro-mag­ netic motor herein described, which consists in starting the motor passing alternating- currents differing phase through independ- 80 ent. The method operating electro-mag- 70 netic motor herein described, which consists in passing through independent energizing- circuits the motor alternating currents dif­ fering phase and then, when the motor has attained given speed, alternating currents 75 coinciding phase, described. I not claim herein itself the method of apparatus for operating motor which forms part this invention and which in­ volves the principle varying modifying 55 the currents passing through the energizing- circuits, produce between such cur­ rents difference phase, these matters are described and claimed other ap­ plications, but witli the object securing, 60 broadly, the method -whole which have herein set forth. The motor then runs synchronizing-motor. 3. The method operating alternating- current motor herein described first pro- 65 gressively shifting- rotating- its poles or points greatest attraction and then, when the motor has attained given speed, alter­ nating the said poles, described. I may also use any form switch, whether manual automatic, that will its manipu­ lation operation effect the required change of connections, and order secure the 35 necessary difference phase the two mo­ tor-circuits starting may employ any of the known means for tins purpose. Lemon. Monro, Wm. 2. 203,052, filed December 1888. 4.401,520 ing, may started the above-described apparatus closing the ground-connection from both generator and motor. What claim is— 1. The method operating synchroniz- S5 ing-motor, which consists passing alter­ nating current through independent energiz­ ing-circuits the motor and introducing into such circuits resistance and self-induction coil, whereby difference phase between 90 the currents the circuits will obtained, and then, when the speed the motor synch­ ronizes with that the generator, with­ drawing the resistance and self-induction coil, set forth. The system thus becomes one with two-circuit genera- 5 tor and motor, the ground forming common return for the currents the two circuits L and I/. I believe that the first operate elec­ tro-magnetic motors alternating currents 40 any the ways herein suggested de­ scribed—that say, producing pro­ gressive movement rotation their poles or points greatest magnetic attraction by the alternating currents until they have 45 reached given speed, and then the same j currents producing simple alternation I their poles, or, other words, change in the order character the circuit-connec­ tions convert motor operating one 50 principle one operating another, for the purpose (1escribed. 20 describing invention reference to specific constructions not wish un­ derstood limiting myself the construc­ tions shown; and explanation in­ tent tills respect would say that may in 25 such forms apparatus have shown in Figs. When this arrangement cir­ cuits the motor brought speed, the ground-connection broken between the mo- io tor generator, orbotlpand ground, switches P being employed for this purpose. In describing those features which consti­ tute invention have omitted illustrations 15 the appliances used conjunction with the electrical devices similar systems— such, for instance, driving-belts, fixed and- loose pulleys for the motor, and the like; but these are matters well understood.energizing-circuits and then, when the mo­ tor 1msattained given speed, joining the en­ ergizing-circuits series and passing al­ ternating- current through the same