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Page 136
... induced in the secondary circuit , becomes S j = ME ( S - R ) R ( Lr - IS ) ( e - ( 28 ) To find the induced current at instantaneous break in the special case now being considered , we must put S = ∞ , and we get ME i = TR ( 29 ) ...
... induced in the secondary circuit , becomes S j = ME ( S - R ) R ( Lr - IS ) ( e - ( 28 ) To find the induced current at instantaneous break in the special case now being considered , we must put S = ∞ , and we get ME i = TR ( 29 ) ...
Page 139
... induced in the secondary circuit , and which is heard in the telephone , is a tertiary current produced by induction ... induced in the metal being k , and that induced by this in the secondary circuit being called j , and being the ...
... induced in the secondary circuit , and which is heard in the telephone , is a tertiary current produced by induction ... induced in the metal being k , and that induced by this in the secondary circuit being called j , and being the ...
Page 442
... induced in the iron guards in the opposite direction to the primary current ; and for every interruption made , a current is induced in the iron guards in the same direction as the primary current . The telephone therefore receives a ...
... induced in the iron guards in the opposite direction to the primary current ; and for every interruption made , a current is induced in the iron guards in the same direction as the primary current . The telephone therefore receives a ...
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FIFTH SERIES | 1 |
Frederick Guthrie on certain Vibrations of Solids Plates II | 10 |
Prof Challis on Newtons Regula Tertia Philosophandi | 35 |
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