The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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A 45 device for this purpose shown Figs. The combination with source alter- 75 nating curx’ent, condenser adapted be chai’ged thereby, circuit into which the con­ denser discharges series rapid im­ pulses, and circuit-controller for effecting the charging and discharge said condenser, 86 composed conductors movable into and out of proximity with each other synchronism with the alternations the source,as setforth. Within said box disk fixed to the shaft with projections extending from its. The plugs K are then adjusted radially, ap­ proach more less the path the outer edges the segmental disk, and that dur­ ing the passage each segment front of 15 plug spark will pass between them, which completes the secondary circuit The box or the support for the plugs adjusted an­ gularly, bring the plugs and segments into proximit-y the desired instants with 20 reference any phase the current-wave in the secondary circuit aud fixed posi­ tion any proper manner. NIKOLA TESLA. 4. 2. that those the oppo­ site disks pass each other rapid succession 60 of sparks will pass from the projections one disk those the other. edge parallel with the axis the shaft. similar disk spindle cl, in face the first, mounted bearing in the end the box with capability ro- 55 tary adjustment. By means this apparatus effects a 40 novelandusefulcharaeterareobtainable,but to still further increase the efficiency the discharge working current have some instances provided means for further bx’eak- ing the individual sparks themselves. . path low self- induction and resistance, includinga primary 30 few turns, provided receive the discharge the condenser, when the circuit S again completed the passage sparks, the discharge being manifested succes­ sion extremely rapid impulses. 65 thereby, circuit into which the condenser discharges series rapid impulses, and a circuit-controller for effecting the charging and discharge said condenser, composed of conductors movable into and outof proximity 70 with each other, whereby spark may be maintained between them and the circuit closed thereby during determined intervals, as set forth. 4 and The box case these figures is fixedly secured the frame bearing the generator motor which rotates the circuit- controller synchronism with the alternat- 50 ing source. The po- 35 tential these impulses may raised a secondary which constitutes the source of current for the working circuit that con­ taining the devices for utilizing the current. The ends the projec­ tions cl' are deeply serrated several pins or narrow projections placed side side, as shown Fig. 1 and and having segments rotating syn­ chronism with the alternations the current source, preferably, above described, by being mounted the shaft the generator io when the conditions permit. The ends the secondary cir­ cuit are connected the terminal plugs K 5 apparatus similar that Figs. circixit-controller for systems the 90 kind described, comprising combinatioxx two sets conductox’s, one capable rota­ tion and the other angular adjustment whex’eby they may bx’ought into and out of proximity each other,at determinate points, 95 and one both being subdivided pi’e- sent group conducting-points,as setforth. 3. The combination with source cur­ rent, condenser adapted charged. Lawson yer, D rury Cooper.568,180 tlie potential which raised trans­ former, which the primary and the secondary. Witnesses: M. W hat claim invention is— 1. circuit-controller for systems the kind desci'ibed, comprising combination 85 pair angixlaxiy-adjustable terminals and two more rotating conductors mounted to pass proximity the said terminals, as set fox’th. the plugs K are also connected the terminals con­ denser condensers that the instant 25 the rupture the secondary circuit by the cessation the sparks the energy accu­ mulated such circuit will rush into and charge the condenser