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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 22 (June 1900) (1900)

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pacity in the circuit. The most im portant results, which, if the resistances due to friction are feature of this regulation is the following : If a con- upon springs. The battery has thus a double suspen- negligible, will take the form of stationary waves, as ductor has a high inductance, a given… … leans, or San Francisco for example, has not ohmic resistance reaction in the case of the PUPIN'S INVESTIGATION OF &ABLE TELEPHONY. been attained and is admitted by tele- wave conductor. Therefore, it will be under- phone engineers to be next to impossible. stood that if inductance coils are…

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