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IN 1871 M. Jamin communicated to the French Academy of Sciences a short note by M. Gramme, on a magneto-electric machine which gave electrical currents always in the same direction by the revolution ...

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FROM this property of the Gramme machine it may be employed to measure by the method of opposing currents any electromotive force. For this purpose it is only necessary to ascertain the velocity of ...

Artifact spotlight: 19th-century Magneto-Electric Machine Jun 18, 2017 0 Davis & Kidder's Patent Magneto Electric Machine VCU LIBRARIES ...