The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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In carrying out invention ob­ served that certain ,facts are well under­ stood those skilled the art, viz: the re- 35 lations capacity, self-induction, and the frequency and potential difference the cur­ rent.given coll either whole part, not only in the specific manuer herein illustrated, but io great variety ways,well-known the art, secure between adjacent convo­ lutions such potential difference will give the proper capacity neutralize the self-in­ duction for any given current that may be 15 employed. But heretofore, far as I aware, the objects view have been es­ sentially different from mine, and the results which obtain even incident such 30 forms of' winding have not been appreciated or taken advantage of. Coils composed independent strands or conductors wound side side and connected 25 series are not themselves new, and do not regard more detailed description the same necessary. Gaylord, Parker Page. W itnesses: Robt.512,340 tential difference between any two adjacent points A. What capacity, therefore, any given case desirable obtain and what special winding will secure it, are readily deterain- 40 able from the other factors which are known. NIKOLA TESLA. 2. coil for electric apparatus the adja- ent convolutions which form parts the circuit between which there exists potential 45 difference sufficient seeure the coil ca­ pacity capable neutralizing its self-induc­ tion, hereinbefore described. coil composed contiguous adja­ cent insulated conductors electrically con- 50 nected series and having potential dif­ ference such value give the coil as a whole, capacity sufficient neutralize its self-induction, set forth. What claim invention is— 1.this particu­ lar way possesses additional advantage iu that evenly distributed, consideration of the greatest importance many cases, and the results, both efficiency and economy, 20 are the more readily and easily obtained as the size the coils, the potential difference, or frequency the currents are increased. . Capacity secured .and will fifty volts, and as the capacity effect proportionate the square this difference, the energy stored 5 the coil whole will npw two hun­ dred and fifty thousand great; Follow­ ing out this principle, may wind aoy