A dictionary of electrical words, terms and phrases (1896)
Houston, Edwin J. (Edwin James), 1847-1914 · New York, The W.J. Johnston company · leaf 393
but also to thehigher electrical overtones. The apparatus shown in Fig. 409, from Tesla,illustrates the phenomena of alternative path, aswell as electric nodes. The terminals of an in-duction coil are connected, as shown, to a con-denser and to a thick copper conductor. Thoughthe two incandescent… … Fig. 40 Q. Nodes in a Conductor. Nodular Deposit, Electro-Metallurgical (See Deposit, Electro-Metallurgical Nodular?) Noisy Arc—(See Arc, Noisy^ Noiii.] 382 [Num. Nominal Candle-Power. — (See Power,Candle, Nominal.)Non-Automatic Variable Resistance.— (See Resistance, Variable, Non-Automatic.)…
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