SPECIFICATION forming part Letters Patent No.)
To all whom concern:
Beit known that Nikola Tesla, Smil-
janLika, border country Austria-Hungary,
have invented Improvement Dynamo-
5 Electric Machines, which the following a
specification. 1G7. (Xo model.NIKOLA TESLA, SMILJAN LIKA, AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, ASSIGNOR THE
TESLA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, RAHWAY,
NEW JERSEY.
io another application, No. the second
case the current will increased and the
magnets will gain strength.
In practice sufficient move only the
auxiliary brusli, shown Fig. present ap
plication relates dynamo having its field-
15 helices connected the main circuit. The core Fig. the first
case the current through the field-helices will
be partly neutralized and the magnetism of
the field-magnets diminished. and 95
The arrangement shown Fig.
25 the drawings the present invention is
illustrated diagrams, which are hereinafter
separately referred to. the latter two cases, it
will understood, the motion the main 80
brushes relatively the neutral line the
machine causes variations the strength of
the current independently their relative
position the auxiliary brush. and Instead
of shunting the whole the field-helices, a
portion only such helices may shunted,
as shown Figs. all cases
the adjustment may such that when the 85
machine running with the ordinary load no
current flows over the auxiliary brush.
The auxiliary brush cis connected the point
35 soof the main circuit means the wire c'. combining 55
with the brushes any automatic regulat
ing mechanism the current developed can be
regulated automatically proportion the
demands the working-circuit.
The fiekl-helices may connected shown
in Fig. of
the solenoid-helix connected with the
brush move the same, and Fig. and have represented some 60
the automatic means that may used for
moving the brushes.
In Figure and are the positive aucl
negative brushes the main circuit, and c
30 auxiliary brush.
According the relative position upon the
20 commutator the respective brushes more or
less current caused pass through the
helices the field, and the current developed
by the machine can varied will vary
ing the relative positions the brushes. Serial Xo. the
regulation very sensitive the slightest
changes; but the relative position the aux- 75
iliary brush the main brushes maybe varied
by moving the main brushes, both main
and auxiliary brushes maybe moved, illus
trated Fig. the
core shown within the helix and ós
connected with both brushes and to
move the same toward from each other,
according the strength the current the
helix, the helix being within iron tube, S',
that becomes magnetized aud increases the 7c
action the solenoid. part the field-helices maybe
intheoutgoing and the otlierpartin the return 90
circuit, and two auxiliary brushes may be
employed shown Figs. 10a
.
REGULATOR FOR DYNAMO-ELECTRIC MACHINES. advan
tageous, diminishes the sparking upon
the commutator, the main circuit being closed
through the auxiliary brushes the moment
of the break the circuit the main brushes.
From that which has been said the ap
plication above referred will seen that
when the electro-motive force between the
40 brushes and the electro-motive force
between the brushes and the resistance
of the circuit the resistance of
the circuit the potentials the
points and will equal, and current
45 will pass over the auxiliary brush but if
said brush occupies different position rela
tively the main brashes the electric condi
tion disturbed, and current will flow either
from from according the
50 relative position the brushes.
.
H commutator ordinary construction.
In Figs.tates ffice.
Application filed June 1,1885.1H6. The main circuit ex
tends from the brushes and usual, and
contains the helices the field-wire and
the electric lamps other working devices.
My invention designed provide im
proved method for regulating the current in
dynamo-electric machines. 336,962, dated March 1886. 165,793, fileciby
me May 18, 1885, have shown method for
regulating the current dynamo having
the field-helices shunt.
In improvement employ one more
auxiliary brushes, means which shunt
a portion the whole the field-helices
