Electrons, or, The nature and properties of negative electricity (1907)
Lodge, Oliver, Sir, 1851-1940 · London : G. Bell and sons ; New York : Macmillan co. · leaf 73
lead respectively to thecathode C and to a ring-anode A. Leyden jars I and J can be excited by a Ruhm-korff coil, or in any ordinary manner, and theydischarge across the spark-gap G. Thereby a sub-sidiary oscillating circuit, of very high frequency,characterised by the condensers H and K,… … Fig. 7.—Enlarged portion of fig. 6, showing the vibration of thecathode rays by an alternating circuit and the adjustment of their rangeof excursion by a fixed magnet. and MN^ The effect of the alternating field, thusgenerated in the loop MN (fig. 7) is to wave thecathode rays rapidly to and fro,…
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