CHAPTER XXVII. APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRICITY 192

Things Electricity Can Do.--Exp. 191, To study the action of

a simple telegraph sounder.--Discussion.--Telegraph Line;

Connections.--Operation of Line.--Exp. 192, To study the action

of the "relay" on telegraph lines.--The Relay.--Exp. 193, To

study the action of a two-pole telegraph instrument.--Exp.

194, To study the action of a simple "single needle telegraph

instrument."--Exp. 195, To study the action of a simple

automatic contact breaker, or current interrupter.--Automatic

Current Interrupters.--Exp. 196, To study the action of a

simple electric bell, or a "buzzer."--Electric Bells and

Buzzers.--Exp. 197, To study the action of a simple telegraph

"recorder."--Exp. 198, To study the action of a simple

"annunciator."--Discussion.--Exp. 199, To study the shocking

effects of the "extra current." Induction Coils.--Action of

Induction Coils.--Transformers.--The Dynamo.--The Electric

Motor.--Exp. 200, To study the action of the telephone.--The

Telephone.--The Bell, or Magneto-transmitter.--The Receiver.--The

Carbon Transmitter.--Induction Coils in Telephone Work.--Electric

Lighting and Heating.--Arc Lamps.--The Incandescent Lamp.

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