Elements of Radiotelegraphy
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And the capacity of the total will be 0. 012 mf. The potential across each bank (and across each plate- since they are in parallel) will be one half that across the total condenser, thus reducing the danger of breakdown.
145. The intensity of an electrical field of high potential is greatest where the area of the conductor is the most lim- ited, that is to say, the field is most intense at all corners and sharp turns. This intense field results in the forma- tion of brush discharge, a sibilant ...blue discharge at the mar- gin of the tin foil. This brush discharge represents a loss in the condenser and to reduce it, it is customary to immerse the plates in oil. While this reduces the amount of the brush, it tends to limit or concentrate the brush to the exact margin of the tin foil instead of allowing it to creep over the surface for a short distance. This concentration of the brush tends to cut a groove in the glass around the margin and eventually results in puncture. This effect of the brush discharge in oil is easily observed after plates so immersed have been in use for some time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the capacity of the total will be 0. 012 mf. The potential across each bank (and across each plate- since they are in parallel) will be one half that across the total condenser, thus reducing the danger of breakdown.
145. The intensity of an electrical field of high potential is greatest where the area of the conductor is the most lim- ited, that is to say, the field is most intense at all corners and sharp turns. This intense field results in the forma- tion of brush discharge, a sibilant ...blue discharge at the mar- gin of the tin foil. This brush discharge represents a loss in the condenser and to reduce it, it is customary to immerse the plates in oil. While this reduces the amount of the brush, it tends to limit or concentrate the brush to the exact margin of the tin foil instead of allowing it to creep over the surface for a short distance. This concentration of the brush tends to cut a groove in the glass around the margin and eventually results in puncture. This effect of the brush discharge in oil is easily observed after plates so immersed have been in use for some time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellery W Stone to read onlineMoreLess
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