A Text book of Physiology volume 1
A Text book of Physiology volume 1
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As the current flows through the coil of the Desprez signal from g to 6, the core of coil becoming magnetized draws to it the marker of the signal. As the current flows through the coil d, the core of that coil, also becoming magnetized, draws up the lower prong of the fork. But the pin is so adjusted that the drawing up of the prong lifts the point of the pin out of the mercury. In consequence the current being thus broken at Hg, flows neither through d nor through the Desprez signal. In conse...quence, the core of the Desprez thus ceasing to be magnetized, the marker flies back, being usually assisted by a CHAP, ii. ] THE CONTRACTILE TISSUES. 75 spring (not shewn in the figure). But in consequence of the current ceasing to flow through d, the core of d ceases to lift up the prong, and the pin, in the descent of the prong, makes contact once more with the mercury. The re-establishment of the current however once more acting on the two coils, again pulls upon the marker of the signal, and again by magnetizing the core of d pulls up the prong and once more breaks the current.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the current flows through the coil of the Desprez signal from g to 6, the core of coil becoming magnetized draws to it the marker of the signal. As the current flows through the coil d, the core of that coil, also becoming magnetized, draws up the lower prong of the fork. But the pin is so adjusted that the drawing up of the prong lifts the point of the pin out of the mercury. In consequence the current being thus broken at Hg, flows neither through d nor through the Desprez signal. In conse...quence, the core of the Desprez thus ceasing to be magnetized, the marker flies back, being usually assisted by a CHAP, ii. ] THE CONTRACTILE TISSUES. 75 spring (not shewn in the figure). But in consequence of the current ceasing to flow through d, the core of d ceases to lift up the prong, and the pin, in the descent of the prong, makes contact once more with the mercury. The re-establishment of the current however once more acting on the two coils, again pulls upon the marker of the signal, and again by magnetizing the core of d pulls up the prong and once more breaks the current.
What to read after A Text book of Physiology volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Michael Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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