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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 22 (December 1888) (1888)

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This result is obtained by means tion is forever lost. If we are to judge from their re- derived circuits has already been described here ; so of an ingenious combination of compensators, whose sults, the most modest are also sometimes the most it is useless to revert to it. Let us merely recall… … charge. It is unnecessary uine electric plant of a to say that the alternating peculiar character. This Fig. l.-THE THORENBERG ELECTRIC PLANT. excitation current is made plant, which is represented continuous by a special commutator before reaching as a whole in Fig. 1, and of which Fig. 2 shows…

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