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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 8 (February 1890) (1890)

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eat deal of atteDtion has been excited among and in south poles. electricians by the development of the commercial use any possibility of human beings touching the wires. The armature, wound in a series of coils correspond- Considerations of economy iu the use of copper require of the alternating… … It includes a complete series of appliances, from cen- tral station dynamo to the customer's individual con- Eig. l.-CONVEBTEB AND CONVEBTEB CASE. Eig. 2.-DETAIL OE CONVEBTEB. verter and meter. Its leading features, as here illus- specific application of the alternating current was for trated, give…

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