The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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They should be also placed far practicable from the sensitive device order guard the latter 55 againstany action strong varyingcurrents.,800 6 618 leads one the -commutator-brushes, and from the other brush runs conductor to one the contacts each relay K". Now preferably place the handle the switch that when ar- 125 rested points —that is, the right or left the operator—he reminded that the vessel being deflected the right left from its course, which means the control is facilitated. For such purposes also the standards are provided, which should painted lively colors, 95 as visible day great distances. In addition the mechanism described the vessel may carry any other devices appa­ ratus might required for accomplishing any special object more orless importance. When one these relays, K", active, it 5 continues this circuit through wire 19 through one field-coil set coils the motor and thence the brush a similar manner when the other relay 'is active the circuit continued from wire 18 io . Any movement the rudder beyond pre- 30 determined limit brings this plate under one or the other the brushes and breaks the circuit motor that the rudder can be driven farther that direction, but, as will understood, the apparatus in 35 condition turn the rudder overto the other side. This motor is shown connected series with the arma­ ture the steering-motor that when- 65 ever either one the circuits the latter is closed through relays the motor is likewise rotated, but all cases the same direction. -Both brushes and all times when the rodder not tnrned more than about forty- five degrees one side are contact with a 15 long conducting-platé 21, and one brush in any position the rudder always con­ tact with said plate, and . 60 way illustration small motor is shown, Figs. like manner the circuit the pro­ pelling-motor controlled through brushes 5 and and the segments the outer circle of contacts head the short segments 40 either side the circle are insulated, the motor will stopped whenever one the brushes passes onto one them from the larger segments 8. Hence the 20 motor may always caused rotate in one direction whatever -may the position of the rudder, and may caused rotate in either direction whenever the position of the rudder less than predetermined an- 25 gle, conveniently forty-five degrees from the center position. which illustrates diagrammaticalfy the system practiced when directing the movements boat, in this figure designates any source elec- o trical disturbance oscillations the genera­ tion ofwhich controlled suitable switch containedin box The handleof the switch is movable one direction only and stops on four points 11', that the handle 115 passes from stop stop oscillations are pro­ duced the source during very short time interval. Its rotation Opposedby spring m', that normal operation, owing the fact that the circuits motor are closed 70 but short time, the lever m", which fas­ tened one the wheels clockwork M, with which the armature the motor is geared, will move but short distance and upon cessation the current return stop 75 P; but the circuits the motor are closed and opened rapidly succession,which operation leaves the rudder unaffected, then the lever moved greaterangle, com­ ing contact with metal plate and finally, 80 if desired, with post n'. There are thus produced four dis­ turbances during one revolution and the re; ceiving-cireuit affected four times; but 120 will understood from the foregoing descrip­ tion the controlling devices the vessel that the rudder will moved twice, once to right and onceto left. The normal positions the 130 handle are therefore when the rudder is not acted upon, and remains the points u only long necessary. lly similar contrivances Or such will readily suggest themselves to mechauiciansanynumberofdifferentdevices 105 may operated. this 50 consideration chiefly which makes advis­ able use the two relays K", which other­ wise might dispensed with. order, however, pre­ vent the rudder from being tnrned too far in either direction, the isolated plate used. By opening and closing the circuits, motor F greater number times, preferably de­ termined beforehand,the lever brought in contact with post n', thus closing the cir- 100 cuit the main battery through device 0 and bringing the latter into action aťthe mo­ ment desired. and which conveniently serves for anumber purposes. Referring now Fig. It important add that all contact- 45 points where break occurs provision should be made overcome the sparking and pre- 'vent the oscillation electrical charges in the circuits, such sparks and oscillations may affect the sensitive device. Since,as be­ fore stated, the working the apparatus is .through wire 20, the second or'reversing set field-coils, and brush 2. Both the 90 lights may colored, and flashing them up whenever desired the operator may guide at night the vessel its course.the latter con­ nected flexible conductor with the op­ posite pole the main battery. Upon the lever m" coming contact with plate the current of the main battery passes either through one or other both the lights supported On standards according the position 85 brushes and relatively the insulating- segment 23; but since the head carrying the segments, geared the rudder the po­ sition the latter general way deter­ mined observing the lights