The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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The action this motor and the effect of the plan followed its construction are as follows: The motor being started opera- 35 tion and the coils the field-magnets being traversed alternating currents, currents are induced the armature-coils one set of field-coils, and the poles thus estab­ lished are acted upon the other set, C. Fig. In motors which the armature-coils are closed upon themselves—as, for example, in any form alternating-current motor in which one armature coil set coils Sc the position maximum induction with re­ spect the field coils poles, while the other is the position minimum induction—the coils are preferably connected one series, and two points the circuit thus formed are 85 bridged condenser. Although isinvention has been illustrated 120 herein connection with special form of motor, will understood that equally applicable any other alternating-current motor which there closed armature- coil wherein the currents are induced the r25 action the field, and, furthermore, would state that the feature utilizing the plates or sections magnetic core for forming the condenser, regard applicable, generally, to other kinds alternating-current appa- rso ratus. Within the influence . alternating-current motor, the com- . This illustrated in Fig. which represents one set of armature -coils and the other. Hence the effect 95 the condenser twofold. The general plan the invention illus­ trated Fig. Chief among these is, well known, the periodicity the current, and 115 hence the improvements which have here­ in described are more particularly adapted to systems which veiy high rate alterna­ tion change maintained. 1. The con­ denser not only permits the passage ti'ans- ferrence these currents, but, also counter- 45 acts the effects self-induction, and a proper adjustment the capacity the con­ denser, the self-induction the coils, and the periods the currents the eondenser may be made overcome entirely the effect of 50 the self-induction. For example, Figs. and is the driving-shaft, are the heads the 65 armature-core, and the iron plates of which the core built up. other cases utilize the plates of the core itself the plates the con­ denser. Fig. one the sections the core de­ tached. diagram showing modi­ fied disposition armature induced cir- 5 cuits. To either the condensers above described the armature-coils may connected, ex- 75 plained reference Fig. These plates are insulated from the shaft and from one another, and are held together rods bolts The bolts pass through large hole one plate and small hole the one next adjacent, 70 and on, connecting elect ideallyall plates K, one armature condenser, and all of plates the other. motors this description hereto­ fore these coils have been closed upon them- 20 selves, connected closed series; but in the present case each coil the connected series coils terminates the opposite plates condenser For this purpose the ends the series coils are brought out 25 through the shaft collecting-rings which are connected the condenser contact- brushes and suitable conductors, the con­ denser being independent the machine. Their points union are joined through con­ denser will observed that this 90 disposition the self-induction the two branches and varies with their position relatively the field-magnet, and that each branch isalternatelythepredominatingsource of the induced current.455,067 4 similar section modification the same. The armature-coils are wound connected 30 such manner that adjacent coils produce opposite poles. 40 The armature-coils, however, have necessa­ rily high self-induction, which opposes the flow the currents thus set up. It preferable account the undesir­ ability using sliding contacts all kinds to associate the eondenser with the armature directly, make part the armature. First, increases the current each the branches alter­ nately, and, secondly, alters the phrase of the currents the branches, this being the well-known effect which results from such 100 disposition eondenser with circuit, as above described. 55 some eases build the armature an­ nular plates held bolts between heads which are secured the driving- shaft, and the hollow space thus formed I place condenser generally winding the I 60 two insulated plates thereof spirally around the shaft. It will understood, course, that the causes that contribute the efficiencyof con- no densers when applied such uses above must given due consideration determin­ ing the practicability and efficiency the motors. Having now described invention, what I claim is— 1.this field armature-core wound with coils E. This effect favorable to the proper working the motor, because it increases the flow current the armature- circuits due given inductive effect, and 105 also because brings more nearly into coin­ cidence the maximum magnetic effects the coacting field and armature-poles. this figure repre­ sent the frame and field-magnets alter­ nating-current motor, the poles projections io which are wound with coils and form­ ing independent energizing-circuits connect­ ed either the same toindependent sources of alternating currents, now well under­ stood, that the currents (lowing through 15 the circuits, respectively, will have differ­ ence phase