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The Alternate Current Transformer Vol. 2: The Utilisation of Induced Currents (1896) · 1896
current and primary terminal potential difference, we mxdtiply together (as explained on page 168, §28, of Chapter III.), the corresponding ordinates of the two curves for abscissaB taken
The Alternate Current Transformer Vol. 1: The Induction of Electric Currents (1896) · 1896
taking place, and to make them the basis for further reasoning. § 2. The Delineation of Periodic Curves of Current and Elec- tromotive Force. — The method which has
Electromagnetic Theory, Vol. 1 (1893) · 1893
Parenthetical Remarks on Induction, Magnetisation, Induc- tivity and Susceptibility 349 193 [April 7, 1893.] Effect of a Thin Plane Conducting Sheet on a Wave. Persistence of Induction and
The Alternate Current Transformer Vol. 1: The Induction of Electric Currents (1896) · 1896
current and primary terminal potential difference, we multiply together (as explained on page 153, § 23, of Chapter III.), the corresponding ordinates of the two curves for abscissae taken
The Alternate Current Transformer Vol. 1: The Induction of Electric Currents (1896) · 1896
AE*=AC-QC tang'. cos 6 or AD=pLXcos 0'-RXsiu2'; a similar substitution, with help of equation (39), page 162, enables us to see that and this is equal to the
The Alternate Current Transformer Vol. 2: The Utilisation of Induced Currents (1896) · 1896
force is zero— the disturbance of the uniformity of the periodic curve of current is the Fio. 77. greatest possible. At the same time the maximum value of the current
The Alternate Current Transformer Vol. 1: The Induction of Electric Currents (1896) · 1896
thin sheets. It must be borne in mind, however, that the frequency of light oscillations falls between 400 and 700 million-million oscillations per second, or are of the order of 5 x
The Alternate Current Transformer Vol. 1: The Induction of Electric Currents (1896) · 1896
than - fa + zf, or r y2 + r z2 is greater than - a;2 ; 2 that is to say, the rate of energy dissipation is greater for the assumed unequal distribution than for the
The Alternate Current Transformer Vol. 2: The Utilisation of Induced Currents (1896) · 1896
jpt Adopting the fluxional notation, it is convenient to write x for 77 and X for xs* Hence, for simple periodic variation of a (It CL t current x, we always have the condition If
