The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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The subject present invention an improvement the art utilizing effects transmitted from distance receiving device through the natural media; and con- 15 sists novel method means which results hitherto unattainable may secured. R enew edM ay29,1901, SerialN o. SPECIFICATION form ing art Letters atent No. dis­ tance another current and affecting the same any convenient way receiving de­ vice. One these ways consists producing suitable ap­ paratus rays radiations—that is, disturb- 25 ances—which are propagated straight lines through space, directing them upon receiv­ ing reeordingapparatus distance, and thereby bringing the latter into action. This method the oldest and best known and has 30 been brought particularly into prominence in recent years through the investigations of Heinrich Hertz.United States Patent Office. such 80 means air strata, which are easily accessible, are rendered available for the production of many desired effects distances, however great. These various methods have their limitations, one 50 especially, which common all, being that the receiving circuit instrument must be maintained definite position with respect to the transmitting apparatus, which often imposes great disadvantages upon the use of the apparatus. NIKOLA TESLA, NEW YORK, Y. Several ways methods transmitting electrical disturbances through the natural media and utilizing them operate distant 20 receivers are now known and have been ap­ plied with more orless successforaccomplish- ing variety useful results. Still another way, which has also been known for many years, pass any snit- 40 able manner current through portion of the ground, connecting two points of the same, preferably considerable dis­ tance from each other, the two terminals a generator and energize part the cur- 45 rent diffused through the earth distant cir­ cuit which similarly arranged and ground­ ed two points widely apart and which is made act upon sensitive receiver. A pplicationfiledJune24,1899.) To all ivhom concern: Beit known that ikola Tesla, citizen of the United States, residing New York, in the county and State New York, have 5 invented new and useful Improvement in Methods Intensifying and Utilizing Effects Transmitted Through the Natural Media, of which the following specification, refer­ ence being had the accompanying draw- io ings, 'which form part the same. Furthermore, since most cases the amount energy conveyed the distant circuit but minute fraction the total energy emanating from the source is necessary for the attainment the best re- xoo suits that whatever the character the re­ ceiver and the nature the disturbances as much possible the energy conveyed should made available for the operation . Another method based upon the fact that the atmospheric air which behaves ex- 75 cellent insulator currents generated or­ dinary apparatus becomes conductor under the influence currents impulses enor- mously-high olectromotive force which have devised means for generating. Obviously whatever method employed it desirable that the disturbances produced 90 by the transmitting apparatus should as powerful possible, and the use cer­ tain forms high-frequency apparatus which I have devised and which are now well known important practical advantages are this re- 95 spect secured. The electrifications communicated the earth spread all directions through the same, reaching distant circuit which generally 70 has its terminals arranged and connected similarly those the transmitting source and operates upon highly-sensitive receiver. 55 In several applications filed and pat­ ents granted have disclosed other methods accomplishing results this na­ ture, which may briefly described fol­ lows: one system the potential point 60 or region the earth varied imparting to intermittent alternating electrifica­ tions through one the terminals suit­ able source electrical disturbances which, to heighten the effect, has its other terminal 65 connected insulated body, preferably of large surface and elevation. METHOD INTENSIFYING AND UTILIZING EFFECTS TRANSMITTED THROUGH NATURAL MEDIA. Another method consists in passing current through circuit, prefer­ ably one inclosing very large area, inducing 35 thereby similar circuit situated at. This method, furthermore, allows ad­ vantage taken many those im- 85 provements which are practicable the or­ dinary systems transmission involving the use metallic conductor. 685,953, dated November 5,1901. 62,315, (llom odel