The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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alternating-current motor having two energizing-circuits derived from the same source, the combination,with the cores and the 7o coils one the circuits that energizes the same, insulated iron-wire coils wound on the said energizing-coils right angles to their convolutions and connected series with the coils the other energizing-circuit, 75 as set forth. alternating-current motor having 55 two energizing-circuits, the combination,with the magnetic cores and the coils one the circuits wound thereon, magnetic shields or coils wound around said coils right an­ gles their convolutions, set forth. The first effect is to effectively retard the current impulse in circuit while the same time the propor­ tion current which does pass does not mag- io netize the cores which are shielded or screened the shields the increasing electro-motive force then urges more current through the coils the iron wire becomes magnetically saturated and incapable car- 15 rying all the lines force, and hence ceases to protect the cores which become mag­ netized, developing their maximum effect after, interval time subsequent the similar manifestation strength the other 20 set magnets, the extent wdiich arbi­ trarily determined the thickness the shield II, and other well-understood condi­ tions. 60 3. The shield may made in many forms, will understood, and used in different ways, appears from the forego- 45 ing description. From the above will seen that tlieap- 25 paratus device acts two ways. Gaylord, P arker age. NIKOLA TESLA. 4. alternating-current motor having two energizing-circuits, the combination,with 50 the magnetic cores and coils one the cir­ cuits,of interposed magnetic shields orscreens for retarding the magnetization said cores, as set forth. 30 Many modifications the principleof this invention are possible. Witnesses: R obt. . not, however, limit my­ self any specific form arrangement; but What claim is— 1. . One useful and effi­ cient application the invention shown in Fig. 2. First, by retarding the current, and, second, retard­ ing the magnetization one set the cores, from which its effectiveness will readily ap­ pear.rected through the two circuits the motor, it will quickly energize the cores but not so the cores for the reason that passing through the coils there encountered the 5 influence the closed magnetic circuits formed the shields IT. said figure motor shown simi­ lar all respects that above described, ex- 35 cept that the iron wire II, which wrapped around the coils this case connected in series with the coils The iron-wire coils I-I, are connected and wound, to have little self-induction, and being- 40 added the resistance the circuit the action the current that circuit will be accelerated,while the other circuit will be retarded. alternating-current motor having two energizing-circuits, the combination,with the magnetic cores and the coils one the circuits which energize the said cores, mag­ netic shields forming closed magnetic circuits 65 around the coils and interposed between the coils and cores, set forth