The Telephone Appeals January 24 February 8 1887 Amos E Dolbear Et Al
The Telephone Appeals January 24 February 8 1887 Amos E Dolbear Et Al
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Ht ^ B- H ^C3 ^g^ S^ s, a J l! a -< rj II II PnO CURRENT AND " UNDULATORY " CURRENT. electricity ; but the degree of charge varies from instant to instant, and that variation is represented by the rise and fall of the curved line above a certain base, which may represent no strength of current, or may represent a defi- nite strength, as you please. Now measure the height of any of the dotted ordinates between the base line and the curve, and that expresses the strength of current at that instant of time. It is so much at the end of one second, and so much at the end of another; and the sym- bols here represent how strongly the wire is electrically affected at any particular instant of time in that whole period included in the diagram. If I have made that plain I think it will clarify the ideas which your Honors will have to entertain on this subject. Time, not space or distance, is symbolized by the length A, B, in both cases. In the telegraph, or in the Eeis tele- phone current, the alternate horizontal dashes and blanks signify that a current of constant strength is on the entire line for a moment, and then disappears from the line.
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Ht ^ B- H ^C3 ^g^ S^ s, a J l! a -< rj II II PnO CURRENT AND " UNDULATORY " CURRENT. electricity ; but the degree of charge varies from instant to instant, and that variation is represented by the rise and fall of the curved line above a certain base, which may represent no strength of current, or may represent a defi- nite strength, as you please. Now measure the height of any of the dotted ordinates between the base line and the curve, and that expresses the strength of current at that instant of time. It is so much at the end of one second, and so much at the end of another; and the sym- bols here represent how strongly the wire is electrically affected at any particular instant of time in that whole period included in the diagram. If I have made that plain I think it will clarify the ideas which your Honors will have to entertain on this subject. Time, not space or distance, is symbolized by the length A, B, in both cases. In the telegraph, or in the Eeis tele- phone current, the alternate horizontal dashes and blanks signify that a current of constant strength is on the entire line for a moment, and then disappears from the line.
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