The Alternate Current Transformer in Theory and Practice, Vol 2 The Utilization of Induced Currents Classic Reprint

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The superiments (sampson's Annals, Vol. I., p. This was published in October, 1836. W. Sturgeon did not appear at this time to have been acquainted with Faraday's Ninth series of Electrical Researches; but after repeating mostof Henry's experiments, and adding some of his own, he arrived at the conclusion that the action of the spiral conductor in creating a shock was due to the collapse of the magnetic lines of force.

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