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Roentgen induction coils for quick work (1903)

James G. Biddle Company · Philadelphia : James G. Biddle · leaf 13

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hen the electrolytic interrupter is used onthe alternating current, it is quite a satisfactory solution of the prob-lem of the operation of an induction coil directly on the commercialalternating circuits without incurring the expense of a motor-gener-ator. The electrolytic interrupter does not… … Fig 4Roentgen Three-Anode Electrolytic Interrupter. A water cooling attachment is provided with this form, althoughnot shown in the illustration. JAMES G. BIDDLE, I 114 CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA. II • The electrolytic interrupter can be made to deliver momentarilyfrom ten to thirty amperes of…

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