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High frequency apparatus, design, construction and practical application; a practical treatise for electrical engineers, electricans, physicians, students and experimenters (1920)

Curtis, Thomas Stanley · New York, Norman W. Henley publishing company · leaf 111

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eads are brought to suit- able terminals in the case and the job is finished. ForI safety to the transformer secondary, a permanent gapj should be affixed to the secondary terminals as shown in 106 HIGH FREQUENCY APPARATUS Fig. 50. This gap is to be not more than ^ in. in length.Oudin and Tesla… … Fig. 50.—Transformer in its case Tesla. The description herewith will accordingly be de-voted to a discussion of the latter type only. With reference to Fig. 51, the base, 1, is of suitable drywood as is also the upright support, 2. The dimensions ONE-HALF KILOWATT TRANSFFORMER OUTFIT 107

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