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Question- Diode, what would Tesla have used?

Started by MagnaProp, July 16, 2018, 02:18:56 AM

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MagnaProp

What would Tesla have used in place of a diode? What would have been available in his time to achieve the same result as a diode?


jojo500

mercury .. uhm arround 1900 Peter cooper Hewit got patent for this..

how ever simple form of it and its funktion was known since 1894 .
later on they went to real valves ..

MagnaProp

Thank you jojo500. The info is much appreciated.

shylo

Just provide 2 paths ,put resistance in the path you don't want it to flow?I think I read where Tesla actually does this.artv

MagnaProp

Thanks. I've been reading up on how Tesla used longer pieces of metal to create phase shift delays and such. Maybe something like that will work. I'm guessing a diode is more efficient but then again I'm worried about sticking present day items into a system since I'm not 100 percent convinced that isn't part of the problem we keep running into when trying to get our devices to work.