The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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120 6. 4.me, having bat one terminal Ic, generally of aluminium, the form half sphere,with a plain polished snrface the front side, from which the streams are thrown off. 2 andalsothatthespecialdetailsofeonstruetion , and arrangement the several parts the apparatus may very greatly varied with- 70 out departure from the invention. apparatus for utilizing radiant en­ ergy, comprising combination, condenser, one terminal which subjected the ac- 105 tion rays radiations, and the other of which connected with the ground, circuit and apparatus therein adapted operated by the discharge the accumulated energy in the condenser, set forth. apparatus for utilizing radiant en­ ergy, comprising combination,a condenser, one terminal which subjected tlieac- . 3. Furthermore, will un­ derstood that any form circuit-closer which will respond set operation when a 65 predetermined amount energy stored in the condenser may used lieu the device specificallydescribed with reference Fig. tion rays radiations and the other of which connected with the ground, local 115 circuit connected with the condenser-termi­ nals, circuit-controller therein and means adapted operated the discharge of the condenser when the local circnit closed, as set forth. 2. apparatus for utilizing radiant en­ ergy, comprising combination,a condenser, one terminal which subjected the ac­ tion rays radiations and the other of which connected with the ground, local 125 circuit connected with the condenser-termi­ nals, circuit-controller therein adapted to be operated given rise potential the condenser, and devices operated the dis­ charge the condenser when the local circuit 130 is closed, set forth. Evidently the 55 radiations the source stopped inter­ cepted their intensity varied any man­ ner,as byperiodicallyinterrupting orrythmic- ally varying the current exciting the source, there will corresponding changes the 60 action upon the receiver and thus signals may transmitted and many other useful effects produced. ordinal^ 50 symmetrical alternating currents are em­ ployed, provision should made for allow­ ing the rays fall upon the plate only during those periods when they are product-, ive the desired result. no 5. apparatus for utilizing radiant en­ ergy, comprising combination, condenser, one terminal which subjected the ac­ tion rays radiations, independent means 95 for charging the other armature, local cir­ cuit connected with the condenser-terminals, a circuit-controller therein dependent for op­ eration given rise potential the con­ denser, and devices operated the discharge 100 of the condenser when the local circuit is closed, set forth. Having described invention, what I claim is— - 1. apparatus for utilizing radiant en­ ergy, comprising combination condenser, 75 one armature which subjected the ac­ tion rays radiations, independent means for charging the other armature, circuit and apparatus therein adapted operated or controlled the discharge the condenser, 80 as set forth. The working or discharge circuit connected the terminals T the condenser includes this case the primary transformer and circuit- controller comprising fixed terminal or IS brush and movable terminal Vin the shape of wheel, with conducting and insulating segments, which may rotated arbi­ trary speed any suitable means. It 5 may excited attaching one the terminals ofany generator sufficiently high electromotive force; but whatever apparatus be used important that the tube ex­ hausted high degree, otherwise might io prove entirely ineffective. apparatus for utilizing radiant en- . in­ ductive relation the primary wire coil p 20 secondary usually much greater number turns, the ends which con­ nected receiver The terminals the condenser being connected, indicated, one to insulated plate and the other a 25 grounded plate P', when the tube Sis excited rays streams matter are emitted from the same, which convey positive charge to the plate and condenser-terminal while terminal continuously receiving nega- 30 tive electricity from the plate This, as before explained, results accumulation of electrical energy the condenser, which goes long the circuit including the primary interrupted. Whenever the cir- 35 euit closed owing the rotation the terminal the stored energy discharged through the primary this giving rise the secondarys induced currents, ivhich oper­ ate the receiver R. apparatus for utilizing radiant en­ ergy, comprisingin combination, condenser, one armature which subjected the ac­ tion rays radiations, independent means 85 for charging the other armature, local cir­ cuit connected with the condenser-terminals, a circuit-controller therein and means adapted to operated controlled the discharge of the condenser when the local circuit 90 closed, set forth. 40 clear from what has been stated above that the terminal connected plate supplying positive instead negative elec­ tricity the rays should convey negative elec­ tricity plate The source maybe any 45 form Roentgen Lenard tube; but is obvious from the theory action that in order very effective the electrical im­ pulses exciting should wholly least preponderating^ one sign. 7