The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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100 The best way carrying out invention which present know'is store electrical energy obtained from suitable electrical generator condenser and control the storage the application this energy 105 means sensitive device acted upon by the effects disturbances, and thereby cause the operation the receiver.685,954 I I have devised and which are now well known important practical advantages are this respect secured. this 40 amount consequently dependent the en­ ergy conveyed the receiver one single impulse, evidently necessary employ either very large and costly and therefore objectionable transmitter else resort to 45 the equally objectionable use receiving device too delicate and too easily deranged. My present invention intended for the 70 same general purposes, and comprises a modified method and apparatus means of which similar results may obtained. The chief feature which distinguishes my present from former invention just re- 75 ferred that the energy stored not, as in the former instance, obtained from the en­ ergy the disturbances effects transmit­ ted from distance, but from independent source. This latter device may merely consist two stationary electrodes separated by feeble dielectric layer minute thick- 130 ness, but sufficient greatly reduce prac­ tically interrupt the current the circuit under normal conditions, may comprise terminals one more which are movable . Furthermore, the energy obtained through the cooperation the impulses the form of extremely-rapid vibrations and because of 50 this unsuitable for the operation ordinary receivers, the more this form energy imposes narrow restrictions regard the mode and time its application such de­ vices. These losses reduce greatly both the intensity 35 and the number the cooperative impulses, and since the initial intensity each these is necessarily limited only insignificant amount energy thus made available for a single operation the receiver. 721,790, and 63 which, broadly stated, consists effecting during any desired time interval storage of energy derived from such impulses and util­ izing the potential energy obtained for op­ erating receiving device. these means decided advantages have been secured many instances; but very often the improvement either not ap­ plicable all, the gain very slight. 80 Expressed generally, present method consists charging storage device witli en­ ergy from independent source controlling the charging said device the action the effects disturbances transmitted through 85 the natural media and coincidentally using the stored energy for operating receiving device. overcome these and other limita- 55 tions and disadvantages that have heretofore existed such systems transmission of signals intelligence and render possible an investigation impulses disturbances propagated through the natural media from 60 any kind source and their practical utili­ zation for any purpose which they are ap­ plicable, Ihave devised novel method,which I have described pending application filed June 24, 1899, Serial No. Furthermore,sincein most cases the amount energy conveyed the S distant circuit but minute fraction the • total energy emanating from the source is necessary for the attainment the best re­ sults that whatever the character the re­ ceiver and the nature the disturbances as io much possible the energy conveyed should made available for the operation of the receiver, and with this object view I have heretofore, among other means, em­ ployed receiving-circuit high self-indue- 15 tion and very small resistance and period such vibrate synchronism with the disturbances, whereby number separate impulses from the source were made co­ operate, thus magnifying the effect exerted 20 upon and insuring the action the receiving- device. In the practical application this method I usually proceed follows: any point no where desire investigate utilize for any purpose effects disturbances propa­ gated through the natural media from any kind source provide suitable generator of electricity—as, for example, battery and 115 a condenser—which connect the poles of the generator series with sensitive de­ vice capable being modified its electrical resistance other property the action of the disturbances emitted from the source. 120 To the terminals the condenser connect the receiver which operated series with another device suitable construction which performs the function periodically discharging the condenser through the re- 125 ceiver and during such intervals time as may best suitable for the purpose con­ templated. 25 Evidently when the source one producing a continuous pressure delivering impulses of long duration impracticable magnify the effects this manner, and when, the otherhaud, itis onefurnishingshort impulses 30 extreme rapidity succession the advan­ tage obtained this way insignificant, owing the radiation and the unavoidable frictional waste the receiving circuit. A great variety disturbances produced either suitably-constructed transmitters 90 or natural causes are present known to be propagated through the natural media, and there are also variety means de­ vices enabling energy stored, and in view this wish say that consider the 93 utilization any such disturbances and the employment any these means within the scope present invention long as the use the general method hereinbefore stated involved