The Principles of Electric Wave Telegraphy
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The secondary circuits s of all these transformers are joined in series with each other, and the series interposed between an aerial, A, and the earth, E. The object of this arrangement is to secure a high potential or electromotive force in the radiative circuit, and yet to keep the wave length moderately small, and, above all, the damping due to spark resistance small. An alter- native arrangement is shown in Fig. 30. The inventor is thus able to secure energetic trains of slightly damped wav...es. The separate condenser circuits, each consisting of condenser, spark gap, and inductance, may lae charged in parallel from a constant supply, and the secondary oscillations induced by these discharges added together, as regards electromotive force, by joining the secondary circuits in series with an aerial.
S. The Braan-Siemens Practical System. — In bringing his devices and improvements in wireless telegraphy into practical form.
Professor F. Braun associated himself with the firm of Siemens and Halske, of Berlin, just as Professor Slaby and Count Von Arco placed their inventions in the hands of the Allgemeine Blektricitats Gesell- schaft (The General Electric Company), of Beriin.
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The secondary circuits s of all these transformers are joined in series with each other, and the series interposed between an aerial, A, and the earth, E. The object of this arrangement is to secure a high potential or electromotive force in the radiative circuit, and yet to keep the wave length moderately small, and, above all, the damping due to spark resistance small. An alter- native arrangement is shown in Fig. 30. The inventor is thus able to secure energetic trains of slightly damped wav...es. The separate condenser circuits, each consisting of condenser, spark gap, and inductance, may lae charged in parallel from a constant supply, and the secondary oscillations induced by these discharges added together, as regards electromotive force, by joining the secondary circuits in series with an aerial.
S. The Braan-Siemens Practical System. — In bringing his devices and improvements in wireless telegraphy into practical form.
Professor F. Braun associated himself with the firm of Siemens and Halske, of Berlin, just as Professor Slaby and Count Von Arco placed their inventions in the hands of the Allgemeine Blektricitats Gesell- schaft (The General Electric Company), of Beriin.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleming, J. A. (John Ambrose), Sir, 1849-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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