Electricity for Boys
Electricity for Boys
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In order to makea complete circuit between the two stations, a line wire (I) is run fromthe pivot of the hook in station 1 to the pivot of the hook in station2.
In the diagram, it is assumed that the receivers are on the hooks, andthat both hooks are, therefore, in circuit with the lower contacts (G, G'), so that the transmitter and receiver are both out of circuit withthe batteries, and the bell in circuit; but the moment the receiver, forinstance, in station 1 is taken off the hook, the latte...r springs up sothat it contacts with the stop (E), thus establishing a circuit throughthe line wire (I) to the hook of station 2, and from the hook throughline (F') to the bell. From the bell, the line (A) carries the currentback to the battery of station (A), thence through the wire (B) to thetransmitter wire (C) to receiver and wire (D) to the post (E), therebycompleting the circuit.
When, at station 2, the receiver is taken off the hook, and the lattercontacts with the post (E'), the transmitter and receiver of bothstations are in circuit with each other, but both bells are cut out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In order to makea complete circuit between the two stations, a line wire (I) is run fromthe pivot of the hook in station 1 to the pivot of the hook in station2.
In the diagram, it is assumed that the receivers are on the hooks, andthat both hooks are, therefore, in circuit with the lower contacts (G, G'), so that the transmitter and receiver are both out of circuit withthe batteries, and the bell in circuit; but the moment the receiver, forinstance, in station 1 is taken off the hook, the latte...r springs up sothat it contacts with the stop (E), thus establishing a circuit throughthe line wire (I) to the hook of station 2, and from the hook throughline (F') to the bell. From the bell, the line (A) carries the currentback to the battery of station (A), thence through the wire (B) to thetransmitter wire (C) to receiver and wire (D) to the post (E), therebycompleting the circuit.
When, at station 2, the receiver is taken off the hook, and the lattercontacts with the post (E'), the transmitter and receiver of bothstations are in circuit with each other, but both bells are cut out.
What to read after Electricity for Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zerbe James Slough to read onlineMoreLess
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