. Electrical world. ^ m^. FIG. 33.—SWEOIS .-AMERICAN TRANSMITTER DISSECTEa TELEPHONE TRANSMITTERS. 96 FXECTRICAL WORLD and ENGINEER. \0L. XLIII, No. 2. in. in diameter and .005 of an in. thick. The electrodes of carbon areeach Yi in. in diameter and clamped to its respective mica discs are then placed upon the ring and over each mica discanother brass ring is fitted and secured by means of four smallears, which are pinched underneath a ledge upon the center , in this model the front electrode can move to and fro withthe diaphragm and also the entire capsule is movable through
. Electrical world. ^ m^. FIG. 33.—SWEOIS .-AMERICAN TRANSMITTER DISSECTEa TELEPHONE TRANSMITTERS. 96 FXECTRICAL WORLD and ENGINEER. \0L. XLIII, No. 2. in. in diameter and .005 of an in. thick. The electrodes of carbon areeach Yi in. in diameter and clamped to its respective mica discs are then placed upon the ring and over each mica discanother brass ring is fitted and secured by means of four smallears, which are pinched underneath a ledge upon the center , in this model the front electrode can move to and fro withthe diaphragm and also the entire capsule is movable through theelasticity of the mica washer that is supported on the rear Century Transmitter.—The transmitter manufactured by theCentury Telephone Construction Company resembles in some re-spects that made by the Western Electric Supply Company. TheCentury transmitter, however, differs in having its diaphragm madeof iron 2Y2 in. in diameter and .018 thick covered with varnish toprevent rusting. There are two carb
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