Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 42
ting of manythousands of yards of fine insulated copper wire,often Avound in separate sections insulated from oneanother, so that the length of wire employed mayvary according to the strength of the current. Thus, SOURCES OF SUPPLY, ETC. 27 if it is desired to increase the strength fewer… … Fig. 7. Induction Coil. diagram. In order to cause the inductive effect of break to be as abrupt as possible, a condenser isconnected up with the coil. A condenser may bedefined as an apparatus consisting of two large-surfaced insulated conductors placed near eachother, so that if one is connected…
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