The arc method of producing electric oscillations
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- The arc method of producing electric oscillations
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- 1907
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The arc method of producing electric oscillations
Year: 1907
An experimental investigation of the conditions for the production of oscillations by means of an arc placed (1) in air, (2) in hydrogen, (3) in steam, (4) in compressed air. In air the arc was formed (240-volt circuit) with electrodes of solid carbon, cored carbon copper, graphite, and copper as anode with carbon kathode. In all cases oscillations of frequency 100,000 per sec. were obtained, thus confirming Salomonson's results, but only in the case of graphite electrodes were steady conditions obtained. The frequency as calculated in one experiment was 260,000, but measured by the secondary resonance well-marked maxima corresponding to frequencies of 295,000, 580,000 and 910,000 were found; the lowest
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