The History and Progress of the Electric TelegraphBoD – Books on Demand, 2020 M09 22 - 296 páginas Reprint of the original, first published in 1869. |
Contenido
Early systematic Inquiries | 2 |
11 Letter of C M | 9 |
TELEGRAPHS BY VOLTAIC ELECTRICITY | 15 |
Romagnésis Discovery of Electromagnetism | 20 |
Steinheils Telegraph | 35 |
TELEGRAPHS NOW IN | 54 |
De Sautys Submarine | 71 |
Lacoines | 77 |
The Wire | 142 |
Protection | 143 |
Joints | 144 |
Borggreves | 145 |
Stays and Struts Stretching the Line | 146 |
Phenomenon of Charge in Wires | 147 |
The Earthplate | 148 |
d Dial Telegraphs | 156 |
Polarised or Induction Relays | 84 |
Vinays Inkrecorders | 94 |
Varleys Translating Apparatus | 102 |
Polarised Inkrecorder as Submarine | 109 |
Method of Translation between a Line with closed and | 115 |
87 | 122 |
Stoehrers Doublestyle Apparatus | 129 |
Belgian Insulators | 135 |
Franch | 136 |
Magnetoinduction | 137 |
Austrian War Insulator | 138 |
Siemens | 139 |
Chauvins | 140 |
Brookss | 141 |
Bréguets Plate Discharger | 171 |
e Typeprinting Telegraphs | 178 |
Electrochemical and copying Telegraphs | 199 |
231 | 231 |
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH LINEə | 235 |
DoverCalais Cable 150 First Atlantic 151 Red | 238 |
MaltaAlexandria Cable | 239 |
Persian Gulf | 240 |
CarthagenaOran 166 Protection of Outer Covering 156 1865 and 1866 Atlantio Cables 157 Submersion of Cablea 158 Taking Bearings 159 Bottom ... | 245 |
Soundings | 248 |
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