The practical telephone handbook and guide to the telephonic exchange (1906)
Poole, Joseph · New York, Macmillan Co. · leaf 89
g. 50, a new feature is introduced toenhance the magnetic effect. A mag-net, A, in the shape of a broken ringis used, each pole being provided witha pole-piece and a flat coil, B. In theback of the ear-piece a soft-iron ringor washer, x x, is inserted, which in-tensifies the magnetic field in the… … Fig. 51.—Scale \ RECEIVERS IN GENERAL USE 67 fied form, in which a compound flat steel ring (Fig. 52) ismagnetised across one of its diameters, n s. With the coils,etc., it is completely enclosed in a small metal case. Theresistance of the coils is usually about 120 ohms. The in-strument is very…
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