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The Telephone An Account Of The Phenomena Of Electricity Magnetism And Sound As Involved In Its Action Dolbear

Name: The Telephone An Account Of The Phenomena Of Electricity Magnetism And Sound As Involved In Its Action Dolbear
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The Telephone An Account Of The Phenomena Of Electricity Magnetism And Sound As Involved In Its Action Dolbear instant download after payment.

Publisher: Createspace

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.2 MB

Author: Dolbear, A.E.

Language: English

Year: 2010

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The Telephone An Account Of The Phenomena Of Electricity Magnetism And Sound As Involved In Its Action Dolbear by Dolbear, A.e. instant download after payment.

[...]west; if the current was moving towards the south, the south pole of the magnet was deflected towards the west; and that in all cases the magnet tended to set itself at right angles to the current; also that this angular displacement depended upon the strength of the current. Thus originated the galvanometer, an instrument that not only detects the existence of an electric current, but enables us to determine its direction and its strength. Our present knowledge of electrical laws is due, in a very large measure, to observations made with this instrument.[...].
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