The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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the first place the short-circuiting aud breaking the armature-coil connected to the commutator-segmentsoccur thesame instant, and from the nature the construc­ tion this will done with the greatest pre- 65 cisioii; secondly, the duration both the break aud that the short circuit will re­ duced minimum. These twoparts are mounted with their laces contact and such man­ ner that the rotation the armature causes the commutator turn upon the collector, whereby the currents induced the coils are taken offby thecollector-segmeutsand thence conveyed off suitable conductors leading from the collector-segments.United States Patent Office.711. This invention relates dynamo electric machines motors, and improvement in the devices for commutating and collecting the currents.) To all whom concern: B known that from Smiljan, Lika, bordercountry ofAustria-Hun­ gary,atpresentresidinginthecity, county, and 5 State New York, have invented certain new and useful Improvements Commutators for Dynamo -Electric Machines and Motors, of which the following is-a specification, refer­ ence beingbad the drawings accompanying io and forming part . A atu re-sh aft dy- 90. A sleeve tin aterial d th aft, secu red lace screw a',-o r b ita eans. NIKOLA TESLA, NEW YORK, Y. The first resuijts a reduction which amounts practically sup­ pression the spark, sincethe break and the 70 short circuit produce Opposite effects the armature-coil. , 15 The objects tlíc invention ai'e, first,, to avoid the sparking and the gradual wearing away destruction the coinmutator-seg­ ments and brushes collectors resulting therefrom; second, obviate the necessity of 20 readjustmentofthecommutator thebrushes or collectors and other consequences the wear the same; third, render practicable • the construction very large dynamo-electric machines and motors with the minimum mim- 25 ber. The part which takes the pláce of,the usual brushes, what term thě 45 '‘collector,” disk the same character as the commutator and having surface simi­ larly formed with two insulating and two me­ tallic segments. Selecting as an illustration commutator two segments aS adapted for use with armature the coils or coil which have but two free ends, con­ nected respectively the said segments, the bearing-surface the lace disk, and is formed two metallic quadrant-segments and 40 two insulating-segments the same dimen­ sions, and the face the disk should be smoothed off, that the metal and insulating segments are flush. PECK, ENGLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY. S36. Thisis the gen- 55 eral plan the construction wliicTiI have in­ vented; Aside from certain adjuncts, the na­ ture aud functions which will hereinaf­ ter set forth, this iueans commutation,will bo seen possess many important advan- 60 tages. Serial No.wbilelesseningthe 75 duration the short circuit obviously ,in­ creases the efficiency the machine. uam o-electric ach otor. In carrying out invention manner to accomplish these results construct corn- 30 mutator and the collectors therefor two parts mutually adapted one another, and, so £ar the essential features are concerned, alike mechanical structure. Application filed April 30,1887. May 15,1888.ofcommutator-segments, and,fourtli, toin- crease the efficiency and safety and reduce the cost the machine. SPECIFICATION forming part Letters Patent No. commutator for dynamo-electric machines. (No model.of the same., ASSIGNOR ONE-HALF CHARLES F. T tato form 95 d isk hich segm ents, ' G sim ila show o o ese segm ents, etal d a electrio connection ith f th anils seg. 3 is view from side 85 m odified form tato 5 a view details ­ g itu tra section odifica­ tio sectio iew sam e. The second has the effect of diminishing the destructive effect spark, since this would bein measure proportioned totheduratiOD oftbespark. 382,845, dated. The mechanical advantages will better understood referring the accompanying drawings, which— 8c F tra itu section f th ith com u­ ta rrie ereo view e in earin face collector