15 core-plate for electrical -machines,
stamped with diverging slots intervals near
its periphery and opening the periphery
at the angle formed each two diverging
slots.
NIKOLA TESLA.
The connections between the armatu re-coils
S and the conductors collecting-plates may
be made any usual well-known manner, ac
cording the purposes desired served.
ALBERT SCHMID. 1889. armature for electric machines, con
sisting core having its outer surface con
tinuous except for narrow longitudinal open- ^
ings intervals and having slots diverging
from said openings, armature-coils wound in
said slots, and blocks strips non-mag
netizable material closing the openings and
forming with the metal the armature 60
practically continuous surface.
We claim our invention—
1."
20 core for electrical machines, composed
of plates magnetizable material separated
by insulation, said plates having diverging
slots for receiving the armature-conductors
• and opening the exterior the plate at
25 the origin the diverging slots, the width of
such openings being approximately equal to
the width the slot. armature-core for electric machines,
consisting plates magnetizable material
30 sepai’ated insulation, having radial open
ings intervals, slots diverging from said
openings for receiving armature-coils, and
windingblocks orclips the ends the core.
Witnesses:
W. 40
6. armature-core for electrical appara-
35 tus, composed plates magnetizable ma
terial separated insulation and having
radial openings intervals, slots extending
in opposite directions from said openings for
receiving wires,and insulating-liningsforsaid
slots.
4. armature for electric machines, con
sisting laminated core formed with di
verging slots for receiving the wires, said slots
leaving intervening webs, and coils wire
wound said slots.
. Uptegraff,.
Charles Terry. core for electrical machines, composed
to plates magnetizable material separated
by insulation, said plates having diverging
slots for receiving the armature-conductors
and opening the exterior the plate at
the origin the diverging slots.417,794
described found very efficient its
operations and the same time simple in
its construction. armature for electric machines, con
sisting laminated core formed with di
verging slots for receiving the wires, said slots
leaving intervening webs,coilsof wire wound
in said slots, and non-magnetizable material 50
closing the openings the adjacent slots out
side the wires, substantially described.
8.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
subscribed our names this 25th day June,
A. .
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