Miller, Kempster Blanchard, 1870-1933 · New York : McGraw publishing company · leaf 90
from each other. To these electrodes areconnected the circuit terminals, G G. The shell, D, is clampedfirmly to the diaphragm, C, by a bolt, F, thus closing the chambercontaining the granules. To prevent the access of moisture to thecell, the joint between the diaphragm and its edge is… … FIG. 52.—THE SUTTON TRANSMITTER. tion in pressure between the electrodes and the carbon granules,due to the inertia of the latter, and also to the shaking up of thegranules themselves, and the consequent variation of their intimacyof contact with each other. Fig. 52 shows a transmitter typical of a…
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