The U.S. Patents of Nikola Tesla

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A pplication filed pril 21, 1SSS. Serial So. Any means may employed for maintain­ ing the core and secondary coil any given position which turned the handle. SAME PLACE. handle, secured the 90 projecting end the shaft provided for this purpose. My invention improvement systems for the electric transmission power; and it consists means regulating the speed and 15 power the motor motors. REGULATOR FOR MOTORS. B are the cores the inducing pri­ mary coils said cores being integral with Sc or bolted the frame any well-known way.United States Patent Office, NIKOLA TESLA, NEW YOEK, Y. 271,G32. let represent ordinary alter­ nating-current generator, the field-magnets 100 which are excited suitable source cur­ rent, Let designate ordinary form of . prefer construct this device in 35 such manner tiiat the induced secondary element may movable with respect the other; and the improvement, far relates merely the construction the device itself, consists, essentially, the combination, with 40 two opposite magnetic poles, armature wound with insulated coil and mounted on a shaft, whereby may turned the de­ sired extent within the field produced the poles. The ends the core are rounded off, fit closely the space between the two poles and permit the core E to turned. (Xommiel. employ the regulator for the purpose varying the speed these motors. Fig. The normal position the core the 45 secondary element that which most completely closesthe magnetic circuit between the poles the primary element, and this position its coil its most effective position for the inductive action upon the primary 50 coils; but turning the movable core to either side the induced currents delivered by its coil become weaker until, movement of the said core and coil through ninety de­ grees, there will current delivered. diagram illustrating the preferred manner applying the regu­ lator ordinary forms motors, and Fig. 60 Figure view side elevation the regulator. and 2. I) shaft mounted the side bars, D', and which secured sectional iron core, E,wound with induced secondary coil, 85 F, . 95 The operation effect the device will be understood reference the diagrams illus­ trating the manner its application. Fig.the convolutions which are parallel with the axis the shaft. SPECIFICATION forming part etters Patent No., ASSIGNOE THE TESLA ELEOTEIC COMPANY. 390,820, dated October 18S8. The system for use with which the invention more particu­ larly designed one which the motors, or what may certain cases their equiva­ lents—the electrical transformers—have twoor 20 more independent energizing-circuits, which, receiving current from correspondingsources, act set progressive movement orshift- ing the magnetic poles the motors; but the invention also applicable other pnr- 25 poses, will hereinafter appear.) To all ivhom may concern: Be known that Nikola Tesla, sub­ ject the Emperor Austria, from Smiljan, Lika, border country ofAustria-Hungary, now 5 residing New York, the county and"State of New York, have invented certain new and useful Improvements Eegulators for Alter­ nating-Current Motors, which the following is specification, reference being had the 10 drawings accompanying and forming part of the same. The regulator proper consists form of converter transformer with one element ca- 30 pable movement with respect the other, wherebytheinductiverelations may bealtered, either manually automatically,for the pur­ pose varying the strength the induced current. The regulator may constructed many ways secure the desired result; but the 70 best form which now aware shown in Figs. The construction this device, broadly, 55 do not claim invention; but this, to­ gether with the manner applying and using the same, which forms the subject in­ vention, will now explain reference to the accompanying drawings. A represents frame iron, and would here state that the plan which now invari­ ably followed dividing all iron cores 75 which are subjected the influence alter­ nating currents should adopted the con­ struction this device. In Fig. broken section line x Fig. 65 is similar diagram illustrating the applica­ tion the device improved alternating- current motors