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Chi hecioneTO ALL WGH IT MAY CGNCERN:
PE IT KNOWN, that I, NIKOLA TESLA, of Now York, in
Siate of Nov York, stoctrician, have ine
the Sounty and
useful Improvene: of
‘gp aratus for converting and distribuing clectric
currants, AND I HERERY NECLARE, that the following is a
Pull, clear and oxact deseription of
exused to
indses, by mewis of waitable inau
on coils, a currort or
tain an
dependent wor. ing eirevit or circuits.
The main objects of tha inveition are the ome as
have been heratofore okzained ty
190 of these systoas,
vizt To divide the current from s sin
source thareby
a number of lwp:
» Rotors or other translating devices may
te inderendently controlled and opersted ty the ome
soures of turrant, aid in coms eases to
of high potential in the main
quantity vn lower
eiresit or circuits:
eral char: 282 deviees is now well
The pm
understood. alternating carront magneto-machine is
sed as the soures of supply. The varem developed
a transmission circuit to
transformers are
located. These consist of induction machines ef various
Kinds; in som eases ordinary forms of irduetion coil
1have tow us
’ one 0” the
cireuit and th: other in aloes
say, if the work requires a eurrort of
OF potontsal
than chat in the transmission circuit tie sosondary or
indueed
8 of rraster 1
sistance than the
other hand, if a quwtity carront
wanted the loner coil is made the
primary.
In lieu of thea devices various “orms of so:
dynmmie induction mae
Ss, including the combined motors
wid Poerstors, have boon daviced. For in:
ance, § motor
ain
ia onstrated tn aczoraqnce xi
swell understood prinei-
ples and o:
sme armature sre wurd indueed coils
which const
Tho notof coils sre
frerstor coils of coarser
wire 20 23 to produce s current of croster quantity ind
lower potontial thar
he line curront which is of reletiyaly
high potas
fal to avoid loss in lonr transmission. A sim
ilar srrang-ment is to rind coils cor:
ponding to those
of th
of th
’
ol
a
getup the surronts
Without sun
ting the obje-tions to these sys—
toms in detail, it will suffice to oy that the theory or