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| Heinrich
Daniel
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| Hannover
(Allemagne) 15.January.1803 Paris 20.December.1877 |
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1851 Bobine
de Ruhmkorff |
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in Hannover, Germany. After a
technical apprenticeship mechanic moved to England at Joseph Brahamah,
inventor of the hydraulic press. In 1855 opens in Paris where
a factory builds electrical appliances high precision. In 1851
puts his "Spools" apparatus that can produce high voltages starting at
a few volts battery (see profile). In 1858 the Emperor
Napoleon III assigned to a prize of 50,000 francs as recognition for
his electric manufactured goods. |
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The spool of Ruhmkorff
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spool of Ruhmkorff, or "hub induction" (1851),
around the ferromagnetic core are two wrapped coils, the primary
circuit,powered by a battery, and the secondary, many more
turns. The
primary includes a switch in series, a system that hammer interrupted
periodically contact whenever the ferromagnetic core is magnetizza when
current passes. After
each interruption of contact, the ferromagnetic core is magnetizza and
the hammer back in the starting position again closing the circuit. Thus circulating in the
secondary current alternately in one hand and the next. The
rochet induction was for more than half a century the only device
capable of generating periodic tensions high, and was crucial for the
development of research on mikrovalovnih and download in the rarefied
gases. It represents a fundamental and indispensable accessory
in all of the laboratories. The
ferromagnetic core, cylindrical, is made up of slabs of soft iron and
is wrapped by the secondary, whose leaders finish on two terminals that
surmount the rochet (spinterometro). The primary section majeure, is
powered by 4 terminals arranged on the ends of the spool
core. The
unit was able to develop between the balls of spinterometro, sparks of
short duration, high intensity and approximately 40 cm long.
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