Experimental Researches in Electricity, volume 1
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The magnetic needle was then forced back, by pins applied upon opposite sides of its two extremities, to its naturalposition when uninfluenced by a current; after which, contact being_broken_ at G or E, it was deflected strongly in the opposite direction;thus showing, in accordance with the chemical effects (1084), that theextra current followed a course in the cross-wires _contrary_ to thatindicated by the arrow, i. E. Contrary to the one produced by the directaction of the electromotor[A].
... [A] It was ascertained experimentally, that if a strong current was passed through the galvanometer only, and the needle restrained in one direction as above in its natural position, when the current was stopped, no vibration of the needle in the opposite direction took place.
1088. With the _helix_ only (1061. ), these effects could scarcely beobserved, in consequence of the smaller inductive force of thisarrangement, the opposed action from induction in the galvanometer wireitself, the mechanical condition and tension of the needle from the effectof blocking (1087.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The magnetic needle was then forced back, by pins applied upon opposite sides of its two extremities, to its naturalposition when uninfluenced by a current; after which, contact being_broken_ at G or E, it was deflected strongly in the opposite direction;thus showing, in accordance with the chemical effects (1084), that theextra current followed a course in the cross-wires _contrary_ to thatindicated by the arrow, i. E. Contrary to the one produced by the directaction of the electromotor[A].
... [A] It was ascertained experimentally, that if a strong current was passed through the galvanometer only, and the needle restrained in one direction as above in its natural position, when the current was stopped, no vibration of the needle in the opposite direction took place.
1088. With the _helix_ only (1061. ), these effects could scarcely beobserved, in consequence of the smaller inductive force of thisarrangement, the opposed action from induction in the galvanometer wireitself, the mechanical condition and tension of the needle from the effectof blocking (1087.
What to read after Experimental Researches in Electricity, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faraday Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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