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The science of railways (1904)

Kirkman, Marshall Monroe, 1842-1921 · New York, Chicago, The World Railway Publishing Company · leaf 210

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28 THE SCIENCE OF RAILWAYS. In the receiving circuit shown in Figure 14, the second coil j should be noted. The coherer j is not affected directly by the signals, but a small induction coil is interposed. This method is claimed to be more reliable than the simple method shown in Figure 5. If the… … FIG. 16. INTERIOR OF MARCONI STATION AT LIZARD, ENGLAND. induction coil j2, the condenser js and the con- denser h is also tuned to respond to the oscillations induced on the resonating aerial wire, then the presence of receiving transformer j2 is probably of advantage. Figures 15 and 16 show the…

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