The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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The electromotive force the battery should such strain the thin dielectric layer very nearly the 105 point breaking down order increase the sensitiveness. Again, to secure the best action the receiving-circuit 25 should adjusted electromag­ netic synchronism with the primary source, as before; but this instance will un­ derstood those skilled the art that the number vibrations per unit time the 30 same the circuit should now háve length of conductor only one-half that used the former case. In the followingdetailed description shall 65 confine myself explanation that method and apparatus only which have found the most practical and effectual; but obviously invention its broad fea­ tures not limited the special mode add appliances which have devised and shall 70 here describe. 85 A great variety electrical and other de­ vices more less suitable for the purpose of detecting and utilizing feeble actions are now well known scientific men and artisans and need not all enumerated here.obtained connecting the two conducting plates terminals above referred to permanently with the poles battery. Again, another contrivance capable be­ ing utilized detecting feeble electrical ef- 115 febts consists two conducting plates ter­ minals which have, preferably, wires some length attached them and are bridged by a mass minute particles metal other conducting material. Normally these par- 120 tides lying loose not connect the metal plates; bnt under the influence elec­ trical disturbance produced distance, evidently owing electrostatic attraction, they are pressed firmly against each other, 125 thus establishing good electrical connection between the two terminals. . 40 Again, this instance only one the ter­ minals the receiving-circuit connected to the ground, the other terminal being insu­ lated, the adjustment synchronism with the source will require that tinder otherwise •45 equal conditions thé length wire half of that which would used both the termi­ nals connected pr, generally, the circuit be the form 'cipsed loop coil, Ob­ viously also the latter case the relative po- 50 sition the receiving and transmitting cir­ cuits importance, whereas the circuit be the former kind—that is, open—the relative position the circuits is, rule, of little consequence. Still another modified device, which may 130 be said embody the features both the former, . When electrical dis­ turbance reaches circuit arrangeďánd adjusted, additional strain put upon the insulating-film, which gives way and allows o the passage current which can util­ ized operate any form circuit-controlling apparatus. Another way carry out invention is to direct the currents discharges high- frequency machine condenser through a 15 circuit one terminal which connected directly, inductively with the ground and the other body, preferably large sur­ face and elevation. this case the circuit the moving body similarly ar- 20 ranged connected differences potential on the terminals the circuit either con­ duction electrostatic induction are pro­ duced and the same object attained. This change of state may made use number ways for the above purpose.613. 55 Finally, may avail myself, carrying out my invention, electrical oscillations which do not follow any particular condupting-path, but propagate straight lines through space, of rays, waves, pulses, disturbancesof any 60 kind capable bringing, the mechanism of the moving body into action from distance and the will the operator their effect upon suitable controlling devices.809 eitherby passingthrough the conducting-path currents specially-designed high-fre­ quency alternator or, better still, those a strongly-charged condenser—a veryhigh rate 5 change may obtained and the effective range the influence thus extended over a vast area, and carefully adjusting the cir­ cuit the moving body be'in exact electromagnetic synchronism with the pri- 10 marydisturbances this influence may util­ ized great distances. Still another way pass the currents simply through the ground connecting 35 both the terminals the source high-fre­ quency currents earth different and re­ mote points and utilize the currents spread­ ing through the ground for affecting re­ ceiving-circuit properly placed and adjusted. In any event—that say, whichever of the above similar plans may adopt—and particularly when the influence exerted from a distance upon the receiving-circuit too 75 small directly and reliably affect and actu­ ate the controlling apparatus employ auxil­ iary sensitive relays or, generally speaking, means capable being brought into action by the feeblest influences order effect 80 the control the movements the distant body with the least possible expenditure of energy and the greatest practicable dis­ tance, thus extending the range and ^ useful­ ness invention. Confining 90 myself merely the electrical the most practicable such means and referring only to those which, while not the most sensitive, are perhaps more readily available from the mbre general knowledge which exists regard- 95 ing them, may state that contrivance may be Used which has long been known and used as lightning-arrester connection with telephone-switchboards for operating annun­ ciators and like devices, comprising bat- 100 tery the poles which are connected two conducting-terminals separated minute thickness dielectric