The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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electro-magnetic motor, the combi- 70 nation, with coil adapted connected with source alternating currents, a field-magnet and rotary armature the cores of which are such relation the coil as to energized thereby and subdivided 75 laminated such manner produce an angular displacement their poles the magnetic lines therein, set forth. . NIKOLA TESLA. iS The cores the disk and field may may not different magnetic susceptibility— that say, they may both the same kind iron, magnetized ap­ proximately the same instant the coils D; 2o one may soft iron and the other of hard,in order that certain time may elapse between the periods their magnetization. electro-magnetic motor consisting of a field-magnet, rotary armature, and sin­ gle coil adapted connected source 65 of alternating currents and impart magnet­ ism both the armature and the field-magnet with angular displacement the maximum points, set forth. electro-magnetic motor, the combi­ nation, with coil adapted connected 80 with source alternating currents, field- magnets with laminations lying obliquely to the plane said coil and circular disk armature mounted rotate between the field- magnets,both field and armature being under 85 the magnetizing influence the coil, set forth. electro-magnetic motor, the combi­ nation, with coil adapted connected with source alternating currents, field-. Witnesses: E dward vans, George Monro. The plan winding and the principle opera­ tion have been fully explained patent, No. 382,279, May 1888. I further believe that the first im­ part directly, means alternating cur- 55 rent, magnetism the cores the two ele­ ments motor, and the direction the lamination one both the same pro­ duce angular displacement the poles or lines magnetic force the cores, respect- 60 ively. This rotation continued and main­ tained the reversals the current coils D I), which change alternately the polaritj- of the field-cores This rotary tendency 5 effect will greatly increased lay winding the disk with conductors closed upon them­ selves and having radial direction, whereby the magnetic intensity the poles the disk will greatly increased the cnergiz- io ing effect the currents induced the coils Gby the alternating currents coils 1). 5. 2.s set forth. I believe that the first produce ro­ tation armature, least such could be utilized for any general practicable pur­ poses, means alternating current pass- 50 ing through single coil several coils act­ ing one, and which have direct magnet­ izing effect upon the cores both armature and field, and this claim its broadest sense. 3. 90 magnets with laminations lying obliquely to the plane the coil and circular disk armature with spiral concentric lamina­ tions mounted between the field-magnets, both field and armature being under the magnet- 95 izing influence the coil, a.405,858 lelism. The cores the field and armature may bo made various ways, will well nnder- 30 stood, being only requisite that the lamina­ tions each such direction secure the necessary angular displacement the points ofgreatest attraction. In either case rotation will produced; but unless the disk provided with the closed 25 energizing-coils desirable that the above- described difference magnetic suscepti­ bility utilized assist its rotation. electro-magnetic motor, the combi­ nation, with coil adapted connected to a source alternating currents, field- magnet and rotary armature with closed 100 coils thereon, both the field and the armature being under the magnetizinginfluence said coil and laminated produce angular dis­ placement the poles the two cores. 4. It will understood that the specific ways of carrying out this invention are almost with­ out number, and that, therefore, not limit myself the precise form motor which I 45 have heroin shown. What therefore claim is— 1. Moreover, since the disk maybe considered made an 35 infinite number radial arms, obvious that wliat true disk holds, under well- understood conditions, for many other forms of armature, and invention this respect is sense limited the specific form of 40 armature shown