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

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rence to the main leads. Were currents are expressed in the current a perfectly continuous and even one, an Lenz's law. If the wires are enormous waste of energy would be produced by all Fig. 4,-EXFEBIMENT SHOWING FBINCIFLE OF CONVEBTEB, wound in two similar coils of these connections permitting… … force or difference of potential to one-twen- gerous when it exposes any one to a high difference tieth of that of the primary coil. Wires are of potential from accidental contact with any portion Fig. 5.-ABMATirB£ OF BYNAMO. of it, either through distant ground- amount of current continually, and…

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