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Electricity for everybody; its nature and uses explained (1895)

Atkinson, Philip · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 164

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lier end rests on one of the smaller stops.One terminal ofthe electric cir-cuit is connectedwith the mainstop, and theother terminalwith the seriesof coils by theright-handsmallstop. Therefore,when the switchis moved fromthe neutral stopon the left toFiS-65- the first stop connected with the series… … ELECTRIC MOTORS. 149 But as the switch is moved to the right, from stop tostop, this resistance is gradually cut out, till the right-hand stop is reached, when it is all cut out, and the cur-rent flows direct to the motor. This construction is varied to adapt it to differentclasses of motors and…

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