"Roentgen" induction coils and other X-ray apparatus (1904)
James G. Biddle Company · Philadelphia : James G. Biddle · leaf 29
teresting and gratifying fact aboutRequires no ,, . . . , ....,, the electrolytic interrupter is that it does Condenser. , , , , not require any condenser, as must be used with the various forms of mechanical or mercury interrupters. Thisgreatly reduces the expense of the interrupter, and is a most… … Roentgen Three-Anode ElectrolyticInterrupter. THIS form of the electrolytic interrupter is designed to be placedsome distance away from the coil itself. Each of the threeanodes has its corresponding point on a three-point switch, mountedupon the coil so that the operator may use any one at his…
X-rays · Induction coils · Radiography
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