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RefNoPP/10/19
Previous numbersPP/42/19
LevelFile
TitlePaper, 'Note on induction coils or "transformers"' by John Hopkinson
Date1887
DescriptionHopkinson writes: 'The transformers considered are those having a continuous iron magnetic circuit of uniform section. Let A be area of section of the core, m and n the number of convolutions of the primary and secondary coils respectively, R, r, and ρ their resistances, ρ being the resistance of the secondary external to the transformer, x and y currents in the two coils, a induction per square centimetre, α the magnetic force, l the length of the magnetic circuit, E = B sin 2π (t/T), the difference of potentials between the extremities of the primary, T being the periodic time.'

Annotations in pencil and ink throughout. Includes three geometrical diagrams.

Subject: Physics

Received 17 February 1887. Read 10 March 1887.

A version of this paper was published in volume 42 of the Proceedings of the Royal Society as 'Note on induction coils or "transformers"'.
Extent10p
FormatManuscript
Diagram
PhysicalDescriptionInk and graphite pencil on paper
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AccessStatusOpen
RelatedMaterialDOI: 10.1098/rspl.1887.0031
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CodePersonNameDates
NA8063Hopkinson; John (1849 - 1898)1849 - 1898
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