The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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Serial N o, 379,251. Someof these effects,and thosemostimportant in connectionwithmyinvention,areas follows: First, the terminals plates ofa condenser 3° connected with two points circuit, the potentials which are made rise and fall in rapid succession, the condenser allows the passage or, more strictly speaking, the trans- ferrence current, although its plates or 35 armatures may carefully insulated to prevent almost completely the passage a current of- unvarying strength direction and moderate electro-motive force; second, if circuit the terminals which are con- 40 neeted with the plates the condenser pos­ sess certain self-induction, the condenser will overcome counteract greater or less degree, dependent upon well-understood conditions,the effects such self-induction; 45 third, two points closed complete circuit through which rapidly rising and falling current flows shunted bridged by condenser, variation the strength of the currents the branches and also dif- 50 ference phase the currents therein pro­ duced. These improvements comprise the use condenser condensers connec- 65 tion with the induced armature circuit of a motor and certain details the construc­ tion such motors. These effects have utilized and ap­ plied variety ways tire construction and operation motors, producing a difference phase the two energizing- circuits alternating-current motor 55 connecting the two circuits derivation and connecting condenser series one of the circuits; but such applications seem be obvious one familiar with motors and the facts above enumerated. The most effi­ cient working conditions, other words, re­ quire,- first, that for given inductive effect upon the armature there should the great- 80 est possible current through the armature or induced coils, and, second, that there should always exist between the currents the en­ ergizing and the induced circuits given re­ lation phase, lienee whatever tends 85 decrease the self-induction and increase the current the induced circuits will, other things being equal, increase the output and efficiency the motor, and the same v7 ill be true causes that operate maintain the 90 mutual attractive effect between the field- magnets and armature its maximum. N YOR Y. ELECTRO-MAGNETIC MOTOR. Fig. 60 Mypresent improvements, hou'ever, possess certain novel features practical value and involve knowledge facts less generally known.. I secure these results connecting with the induced circuit circuits condenser, the manner hereinafter described, and also, 93 with this purpose view, construct the mo­ tor special manner.invention, Figure a view, mainly diagrammatic, alternating- toe current motor which present invention is applied.nited States Patent Office. Referring the drawings for particular description the . (N om odel,! To whom concern: Be known that Nikola Tesla, sub­ ject the Emperor Austria, from Smiljan, Lika, bordercountry ofAustria-Hungary, and 5 residing New York, thecountyand State of New York, have invented certain new and usefullmprovements Electro-Magnetic Mo­ tors, which tire following specification, reference being had the accompanying io drawings. The subject present invention an improvement primarily designed for applica­ tion alternating -current motors the special type invented me, and which the iS operation due the action alternating- currents differing phase and directed through developed independent ener­ gizing-circuits the motor, and causing a shifting rotation the magnetic poles or so their resultant attractive forces upon the ro­ tating element armature. 455,067, dated June 30,1891. Fig. SPECIFICATION forming part Letters Patent No. Applicationfiled January 27,1891. alternating-cur­ rent motor the type which have par­ ticularly referred above, any other which 70 has armature coil circuit closed upon, itself, the latter represents not only in­ ductive resistance, but one which periodi­ cally varying value, both which facts complicate and render difficult the attainment 73 of the conditions best suited the most effi­ cient working the motors. My improvements are based upon certain laws governing- the action effects produced by condenser wdien connected electric 25 circuit through which alternating gen­ eral undulating current made pass. central section, inline with the shaft, special form armature- core adapted the invention