The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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This latter may any form of circuit-controller, with fixed movable parts or electrodes, which may actuated either by thestored energy independent means,. In illustration particular form ap­ paratus which may used carrying out 75 my discovery now refer Fig. The plates are 85 connected series with working circuit, including suitable receiver, which this case shown consisting electromag­ net movable armature retractile spring and ratchet-wheel provided 90 with spring-pawl -r, which pivoted ar­ mature illustrated. This 50 phenomenon, believe, best explained as follows: The sun, well other sources of radiant energy, throws off minute particles of matter positively electrified,which,impinging upon the plate communicate continuously 55 electrical charge the same. The terminals 40 the condenser are also connected a circuit which includes device oper­ ated and circuit-controlling device the character above referred to. The op­ posite terminal of,the condenser being con­ nected the ground, which may consid­ ered vast reservoir negative electricity, a feeble current flows continuously into the 60 condenser, and inasmuch these supposed particles are inconceivably small radius or curvature, and consequently charged a relatively very high potential, this charging of the condenser may continue, have ac- 6g tually observed, almost indefinitely, even to the point rupturing the dielectric. A magnet and circuit-controller are ar- 115 ranged in'the previous figures; but the present case the former instead performing itself the whole work only serves the purpose of alternately opening and closing local circuit, containing source current and 120 a receiving translating device The controller desired, may consist two fixed electrodes separated minute air- gap weak dielectric film, which breaks down more less suddenly when definite 125 difference potential reached the ter­ minals the condenser and returns its original state upon the passage the dis­ charge. shows modified form apparatus used connection with artificial source no of radiant energy, which this instance may be arc emitting copiously ultra-violet rays. the device d shown composed two very thin con­ ducting-plates placed close proximity 80 and véry mobile, either reason extreme flexibility owing the character their support. The apparatus being arranged shown, it 45 will found that when the radiations the sun any other source capable pro­ ducing the effects before described fall upon the plate accumulation electrical energy the condenser will result. a.685,! ter generally convey positive charge the first condenser-terminal, which connected to the plate conductor above mentioned, I usually connect the second terminal the 5 condenser the ground, this being the most convenient way obtaining negative elec­ tricity, dispensing with the necessity pro­ viding artificial source. 130 4, which the source radiant energy is a special form Roentgen tube devised by . When the radia­ tions the sun other radiant source fall Upon plate current flows into the con­ denser, above explained, until the poten- 95 tial therein rises sufficiently attract and bring into contact the two plates and thereby close the circuit connected the two condenser-terminals. This permits flow of current which energizes the magnet caus- 100 ing draw down the armature and im­ part partial rotation the ratchet-wheel w. order util­ ize for any useful purpose the energy accu- io malated the condenser, furthermore con­ nect the terminals the same circuit in­ cluding instrument apparatus which it is desired operate and another instrument or device for alternately closing and opening 15 the circuit. Still another modification shown Fig. My discovery will more fully understood 20 from the following description and annexed drawings, which referenceis now made, and in which— Figure diagram showing the general arrangement apparatus usually em- 25 ployed. Fig. improve their action,they should be inclosed receptacle, from which the air maybe exhausted. and 4are diagrammatical representations modi­ fied arrangements suitable for special pur- 30 poses. A suitable reflector may provided for con­ centrating and directing the radiations. As illustrative the manner which the several parts elements the apparatus in one its simplest forms are arranged and connected for useful operation, reference 35 made Fig. which the condenser, P the insulated plate conducting body which exposed the rays, and another plate conductor which grounded, all be­ ing joined series, shown. the current ceases the armature is retracted the spring without, however, moving the wheel With the stoppage 105 the current the plates cease attracted and separate, thus restoring the circuit its original condition. Fig.similar diagram illustrat­ ing more detail typical forms thedevices or elements used practice, and Figs. this figure, which the general arrangement of the elements'is identical Fig. the 95? device such character that will op­ erate close the circuit in'which in­ cluded when the potential the condenser has reached certain magnitude, the accumu- 70 lated charge will pass through the circuit, which also includes the receiverR, and oper­ ate the latter