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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 4 (July 1896) (1896)

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ar or mouth piece, over whose end a diaphragm ducing the speaking current. pivoted armature of an electromagnet, so that in its is stretched, which diaphragm is made of gold beat- In 1856, Du Moncel had discovered that 'when two motions the armature would alternately push against er's skin. By… … fMV \v THE HOUSE TELEPHONE. MODERN CARBON OR MICROPHONE TRANSMITTER. by weak currents, and an ear placed opposite an ear to the oscillating armature of an electromagnet, and a a diaphragm was early abandoned, and a plate of iron piece leading to the diaphragm received the sound. battery is included…

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