The receiving station, on the other hand, has neither condenser, induction coil, nor key.
Mechanism composed of a battery, induction coil and a vibrator, for making a jump spark, to ignite gas, powder, etc.
An induction coil in an alternating circuit for changing potential difference, such as high alternating voltage into low direct current voltage.
Usually in operating an induction coil we have set up a vibration of moderate frequency in the primary, either by means of an interrupter or break, or by the use of an alternator.
In a main conveying such currents, in an induction coil or transformer, or in a condenser, the brush discharge is a source of great danger to the insulation.
G is an ordinarily constructed alternator, supplying the primary P of an induction coil, the secondary S of which charges the condensers or jars CC.
The middle point of the self-induction coil D, is connected to the neutral conductor O of the three wire system, the outside conductors + and - being supplied from the brushes BB in the usual manner.
Dobrowolsky Three Wire System=, in which a self-induction coil is connected to two diametrically opposite points of the armature of an ordinary direct current dynamo.
A self-induction coil D, is connected to two diametrically opposite points of the winding of the armature A.
Each pin is a part of the secondary circuit of an induction coil, the space between the pins and the drum forming spark-gaps.
A series of "cutting plugs" is screwed into the sides of the gun at measured intervals, and in each is inserted a loop of wire which forms part of the primary circuit of an induction coil.
Another method is to arrange the terminals of the secondary circuit of an induction coil, so that when the primary circuit is opened a small spark punctures or marks a moving surface (Helmholtz, Phil.
He used an induction coil to energize the spark gap, and a telegraph key in the primary circuit to break up the current into signals.
The necessary variations in the electrical currents are usually produced by means of a microphone attached to a thin diaphragm upon which the voice acts, and are intensified by means of an induction coil.
A self-induction coil used to increase the spark in an electric gas-lighting apparatus.
In 1851, Ruhmkorff constructed an induction coil so greatly improved, by the careful insulation of its secondary circuit, that he could obtain from it torrents of long sparks in ordinary air.
The coil is attached to a fine siphon (T5) filled with ink, and sometimes kept in vibration by aninduction coil so as to shake the ink in fine drops upon a slip of moving paper.
It is particularly observed at the starting and stopping of a current, and gives rise to what is called the "extra-spark" seen in breaking the circuit of an induction coil.
These were connected to terminals of an induction coil.
An apparatus of this kind is suitable for regulating the current from an induction coil, when the coil is not provided with a regulator, and by using a piece of pipe instead of the tube, it can be used to regulate the speed of a motor.
A Medical coil with armature and attachments consisting of electrodes, foot place, sponge, induction coil etc.
Secondary, when the voltage and amperage of a primary current have been changed by an induction coil; 5.
In the early instruments the wires were set in a horizontal line, and connected to an induction coil, but in the later ones the oscillator was turned up lengthwise with the spark gap between the vertical wings.
The arrangement consists in connecting the aerial to an induction coil, and connecting the latter with a ground wire.
The two terminals of the circuit are connected with an induction coil, and from there to the two ends of the wires, making the terminals of the spark gap.
The current usually used is the Faradic; the induced alternate current from an induction coil.
It was a marked advance when the gaslights in a theater could be all lighted at once by means of batteries and the spark of an induction coil.
What I have just described as an illustration of the laws governing the production of induced currents, is, in fact, what is known as the Induction Coil.
Testing Out Induction Coils While winding an induction coil, I found it necessary to test the sections for continuity.
The battery and telephone receiver may also be used for testing out the secondary of an induction coil, to determine if it is burnt out.
The induction coil with the windings, marked P and S, may be any commercial type of induction coil as used in a magneto telephone instrument, but a coil with a high-wound secondary will give better results.
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