Electric apparatus and appliances; Electrical engineering -- Juvenile literature
Magnetic Pole. The earth has North and South magnetic poles.
The south pole of a magnetic needle is attracted
so it points to the north magnetic pole; and the north
pole of the needle is attracted to point to the south
magnetic pole.
Magneto-generator. A permanent magnet and a revolving armature for
generating a current.
Maximum Voltage. The final voltage after charging.
Molecule. Invisible particles made up of two or more atoms
of different matter. An atom is a particle of one
substance only.
Morse Sounder. An electric instrument designed to make a clicking
sound, when the armature is drawn down by a
magnet.
Motor-dynamo. A motor and a dynamo having their armatures
connected together, whereby the motor is driven
by the dynamo, so as to change the current into a
different voltage and amperage.
Motor-transformer. A motor which delivers the current like a generator.
Needle. A bar magnet horizontally poised on a vertical
pivot point, like the needle of a mariner's compass.
Negative Amber, when rubbed, produces negative electricity.
Electricity. A battery has positive as well as negative
electricity.
Negative Element. That plate in the solution of a battery
cell which is not disintegrated.
Normal. The usual, or ordinary. The average. In a
current the regular force required to do the work.
North Pole, The term applied to the force located near
Electric. the north pole of the globe, to which a permanent
magnet will point if allowed to swing freely.
O. Abbreviation for Ohm.
Ohm. The unit of resistance. Equal to the resistance of
a column of mercury one square millimeter in cross
section, and 106.24 centimeters in length.
Ohm's Law. It is expressed as follows:
1. The current strength is equal to the electro-motive
force divided by its resistance.
2. The electro-motive force is equal to the current
strength multiplied by the resistance.
3. The resistance is equal to the electro-motive force
divided by the current strength.
Overload. In a motor an excess of mechanical work which causes
the armature to turn too slowly and produces heat.
Phase. One complete oscillation. The special form of a
wave at any instant, or at any interval of time.
Plate, Condenser. In a static machine it is usually a plate of glass
and revoluble.
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