The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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The operation will understood from a consideration the effects closing short- circuiting the secondaries. The corresponding secondaries for these coils and which are on the same subdivided cores are cir­ cuits the terminals which connect op- ico posite segments and I/, respectively, of commutator. The translating other devices acted upon the current are designated the let­ ters and they are inserted the branches 35 any desired manner; but order to better preserve even balance between the branches due regard should had the number and character the devices, will be well understood. Fig. will understood course that the rotation and action the commutator must be synchronism proper accord with the periods the alternations order se­ cure the desired results. 40 Figs. . 65 The connections are such that the conditions in the two transformers are opposite char­ acter—that is. If, the other hand, the electro-motive force the sources lower than that between X 25 and the currents both branches will be alternating, but the waves one sign will preponderate. 75 consequence the waves one sign will, a greater less extent, pass way one branch, while those opposite sign like 1 manner pass over the other branch.this circuit near which desired to obtain direct currents divide the circuit B into two paths branches each of these branches place electrical generator, 5 which for the present will assume pro­ duces direct continuous currents. Corresponding the previous figures, A is the generator alternating currents, B the line, and the two branches for the di­ rect currents. 3. For example, no at the instant when given wave current' passes one set secondaries short-cir­ cuited, nearly all the current flows through the corresponding primaries; but the second­ aries the othev branch being open-circuited 115 the self-induction the primaries highest, and hence little orno current will pass through that branch. If, the current alternates, the secondaries the two branches are alter­ nately short-circuited, the result will that 120 the currents one sign pass over one branch and those the opposite sign over the other. forex- ample, the generator alternating cui’- rents, the line circuit, and the branches over which the alternating currents are directed. Brushes bbbear upon the commutator and alternately short-circuit the plates and and and through con­ nection obvious that either the mag- 105 nets and commutator the brushes may re­ volve. diagram, partly section, an- .. each branch include the 55 secondary transformer induction-coil, which, since they correspond their func­ tions the batteries the previous figure, I have designated the letters The pri­ maries IIII' the induction-coils trans- 60 formers are connected either parallel or series with source direct continuous currents and the number convolutions is so calculated for the strength the current from that the cores will saturated. Such disposition 90 I have represented diagrammatieally Fig. other plan of-carrying out the invention. One the generators or sources 'current may dispensed with; but preferable employ both, if 30 they offer appreciable resistance, the two branches will thereby better balanced. branch Care included two 95 primary coils E', and branch are two similar primaries F'.electro-motive force the secondaries may made exceedingly low, so that sparking the brushes avoided. and illustrate what may be termed “electro-magnetic devicesfor accom­ plishing similar result—that say, in­ stead producing directly generator an electro-motive force each branch thecir- 45 cuit, may establish field fields force and lead the branches through the same in such manner that active opposition op­ posite effect direction will developed therein the passage tendency pass of 50 the alternations current. The 130 circuit this case divided, before, and each branch includes the coils both the field and revolving armatures two induc­ tion devices. say, the arrangement such that current wave impulse corresponding in direction with that the direct current in one primary, opposite direction 70 that the other primary H'; hence results that while one secondary offers resistance or opposition the passage through a wave one sign the other secondary simi­ larly opposes wave opposite sign. The disadvantages this arrangement, which would seem result from the employment of sliding contacts, are reality very slight, in- 125 asmuch the . The electro motive force the cur­ rent sources and may equal or 15 higher lower than the electro-motive forces in the branches between the points X and the circuit equal, evi­ dent that current-waves one sign will be opposed one branch and assisted the 20 other such extent that all the waves of one sign will pass over one branch and those of opposite sign over the other. The armatures are prefer- . In lieu saturating the primaries So source continuous current, may include the primaries the branches I), respect­ ively, and periodically short-circuit any suitable mechanical devices—such or­ dinary revolving commutator—their seconda- 85 ries. Fig. The direction the current thus produced op­ posite one branch that the current in the other branch, or, considering the two 10 branches forming closed circuit, the gen­ erators are connected series there­ in, one generator each part half the circuit