2. Gaylord,
F.413,353
mitting the currents opposite sign pass
without substantial opposition.
What claim invention is—
1.
It will observed that.
Witnesses:
Robt.if intermittent
counter opposing forcebe developed the
branches the circuit and higher electro-
30 motive force than that the generator an
alternating current will result each branch,
with the waves one sign preponderating,
while constantly uniformly acting oppo
sition the branches higher electro-ino-
35 five force than the generator would produce
a pulsating current, which conditions would
be under some circumstances the equivalent
to those have previously described. Murphy.
An alternating and direct current have
been combined that the waves one di-
15 reetion sign were partially wholly over
come the direct current; but this plan
only one set alternations are utilized,
whereas system the entire current is
rendered available.
3. The method obtaining direct from al
ternating currents, which consists dividing
the path alternating current into 60
branches, establishing fields force and
leading the said branches through the said
fields force such relation the lines of
force therein that the impulses current of
one direction will opposed one branch 65
and those opposite direction the other,
as set forth.
NIKOLA TESLA. The method herein set forth obtain- 40
ing direct from alternating currents, which
consists developing producing one
branch circuit from alternating-cur
rent source active resistance the cur
rent impulses one direction, whereby the 45
said currents waves current will di
verted directed through another branch.
.
Whether the division the currents or
waves current opposite sign effected
5 with absolute precision not immaterial
to invention, since will sufficient if
the waves are only partially diverted di
rected, for such case the preponderating
influence each branch the circuit the
ro waves one sign secures the same practical
results many not all respects though
the current were direct and continuous. obvious applications
20 this discovery enabled produce a
self-exciting alternating dynamo, oper
ate direct-current meters alternating-cur
rent circuit, run various devices—such
as arc lamps—by direct currents the same
25 circuit with incandescent lamps other de
vices run alternating currents. The method obtaining direct from al
ternating currents, which consists divid
ing the path alternating current into 50
branches, and developing one said
branches, either permanently periodically,
an electrical force active resistance coun
ter opposing the currents current-
waves one sign, and the other branch 55
force Counter opposing the currents or
current-waves opposite sign, set forth
