History of the Transformer
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The construction of the apparatus, as already explained, made it a necessary condition that tlie transformers be connected in series, because only by this means could the high tension current be utilised. It W£is a necessary corollary of this method of connection that the converting of the high potential of the primary circuit into low potential, was performed, not by the ratio of the number of turns in the coils of the transformers, but in a certain manner by the subdivision of the electromoti...ve force in the circuit.
The special construction of the transformers used in the Turin Exhibition diflTered from the older apparatus in so far that both coils were formed of stamped out circular copper discs, which were 42 HISTOKY OF THE TRANSFORMER.
soldered together by projecting teeth. The insula- tion was made of stamped-out paper discs. Both spirals were wound between one another. The building up of such coils was effected in the follow- ing manner (see Fig. 22a) : — A red copper disc was first placed on the core, then insulation, upon this a black copper disc, then again a red copper disc, and so on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The construction of the apparatus, as already explained, made it a necessary condition that tlie transformers be connected in series, because only by this means could the high tension current be utilised. It W£is a necessary corollary of this method of connection that the converting of the high potential of the primary circuit into low potential, was performed, not by the ratio of the number of turns in the coils of the transformers, but in a certain manner by the subdivision of the electromoti...ve force in the circuit.
The special construction of the transformers used in the Turin Exhibition diflTered from the older apparatus in so far that both coils were formed of stamped out circular copper discs, which were 42 HISTOKY OF THE TRANSFORMER.
soldered together by projecting teeth. The insula- tion was made of stamped-out paper discs. Both spirals were wound between one another. The building up of such coils was effected in the follow- ing manner (see Fig. 22a) : — A red copper disc was first placed on the core, then insulation, upon this a black copper disc, then again a red copper disc, and so on.
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