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Volume 44, Issue 436
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H. NAGAOKA1924Volume 44Issue 436 Pages 1015-1028
Published: 1924
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[in Japanese]1924Volume 44Issue 436 Pages 1029
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[in Japanese]1924Volume 44Issue 436 Pages 1030-1035
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[in Japanese]1924Volume 44Issue 436 Pages 1036-1038
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[in Japanese]1924Volume 44Issue 436 Pages 1039-1040
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H. NUKIYAMA, S. KITTA1924Volume 44Issue 436 Pages 1041-1057
Published: 1924
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSThe triode valve in which the filament and the plate constitute coaxial cylinders was chosen and the magnetic force parallel to the filament was applied. The static chracteristics were greatly modified and maximum of the plate current were obserbed. The grid current becomes the maximum when the magnetic force is intermediate between the critical magnetic forces for the grid and the plate. The theoritical explanation and an example of application of the phenomena are given in this paper. (July 1924)View full abstractDownload PDF (986K) -
SHIGEO MOCHIZUKI1924Volume 44Issue 436 Pages 1058-1067
Published: 1924
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSThe surface discharge of electricity on the solid insulation is investigatcd for the case:-
(1) In air, various insulating plates are used, and tests are made under a number of different conditions, including momentary application of pressure, and damped and sustained oscillations.
Under 50 cycle a. c. supply, it is found that the negative surface-spark-corona takes a circuler path a certain distance apart from the electrode, and the critical voltage, which separates two distinct type of discharge, i. e. the luminous pole-brush and the spark-corona, is proportional to square root of thickness of insulating materials, and its proportional constant depends on the insulating materials.
(2) In transformer oil, the distinct pole-brush can not be traced, and the difference of positive and negative surface-spark-corona is not so distinct as in air.
From the microscopic investigation of the image made on the film by the luminosity of the discharge, it is ascertained that the sensitive film has no important influence on the formation of discharge. (july 1924)View full abstractDownload PDF (3168K) -
T. OTAKE, N. KATO1924Volume 44Issue 436 Pages 1068-1095
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[in Japanese]1924Volume 44Issue 436 Pages 1096-1098
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