160,574, filed
by March 30, 1885, have shown and de
scribed lamp having two magnets, the
io main and shunt circuits, respectively, ar
mature-lever, and feed-mechanism connected
to the armature-lever.
In present invention further provide
means for automatically withdrawing lamp
from the circuit, cutting out the same,
when, from failure the feed, the arc reaches
20 abnormal length, and also means for auto
matically reinserting such lamp the circuit
when the rod drops and the carbons come into
contact.
In the drawings, Fig. also make the guides through
which the carbon-holding rod slides, the
same material. Fig. represents the
main and the shunt magnet, both securely
fastened the base which, with its side
40 columns,S preferably cast one piece of
brass other diamagnetic material. The 80
object this provide greater opening
for the passage the rod when the same is
released the clamp. 335,787, dated February 9,1886. Fig. sectional
plan the line Fig. Thejaws ee
are fastened the inside the tube so
that one little lower than the other.United States Patent Office. this way com-
50 paratively small number convolutions is
sufficient produce the required magnetism,
besides greater surface offered for cooling
off the wires. Fig.
In the drawings, Figure elevation of
the lamp with the case section. an
elevation, partly section, the lamp at
30 right angles Fig. The clamp sup
ported bearings tv, Figs.
NIKOLA TESLA, SMILJAN LIKA, AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, ASSIGNOR THE
TESLA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, RAHWAY,
NEW JERSEY. 171,416. The lowerpole-pieces,m'n\ arebrought near
together, tapering toward the armature as
shown Figs. 85
find this disposition the best. and which
are just the middle between the jaws ce. 55
1. a
sectional plan the line Fig.
My invention will understood with refer-
25 ence the accompanying drawings.Tesla, Smil-
jan Lika, border country ofAustria-Hungary,
have invented certain Improvements Elec-
5 trie-Arc Lamps, which the following a
specification. These jaws are arcs circle the 70
diameter the rod and are made some
hard metal, preferably hardened German
silver.
The magnets and are made very flat,
so that their width exceeds three times their
thickness, even more.
Application filed July 13,1883. is
a detached section illustrating the connection
of the spring the lever that carries the piv-
35 ots the clamp, and Fig, diagram
showing the circuit-connections the lamp. which are the 95
jaw the top plate, This plate with
the jaw, preferably cast one piece and
screwed the side columns, that extend
up from the base partly balance the
overweight the moving parts spring, s', 100
. This has the advantage re- 75
duce greatly the wear and corrosion the
parts comingin frictional contact with the rod,
which frequently causes trouble. Serial !No. The bear
ings are carried lever, one end of
which rests upon adjustable support, of
the side columns, the other end being con
nected means the link the armature- 90
lever The armature-lever fiat piece
of iron shape, having its ends curved so
as correspond the form the upper pole-
pieces the magnets and hung
upon the pivots Fig.
Mypresent invention consists some modi
fications and improvements upon the de-
15 vices shown the application referred to.
In another application, No. Fig. and The object this
taper concentrate the greatest amount of
the developed magnetism upon the armature, 60
and also allow the pull exerted always
upon the middle the armature This
armature piece iron the shape a
hollow cylinder, having each side seg
ment cut away, the width which equal 65
the width the pole-pieces m'
The armature soldered otherwise fast
ened the clamp which formed a
brass tube, provided with gripping-jaws e,
Fig.
ELECTRIC-ARC LAMP,
SPECIFICATION forming part Letters Patent No.)
To all whom concern:
Be known that Nikola. the
magnets are soldered otherwise fastened the
brass washers disks Similar wash
ers, fiber other insulating material,
45 serve insulate the wires from the brass
washers. ("No model. sec
tion the clamp about full size.
The upper pole-pieces, the magnets
are curved, indicated the drawings, Fig
