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    • 3. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to systems of electrical connection and distribution
    • GB390903A
    • 1933-04-20
    • GB111332
    • 1932-01-14
    • ERICSSON TELEPHONES LTDJOHN GARDNER
    • H04Q1/06
    • 390,903. Automatic exchange equipment. ERICSSON TELEPHONES, Ltd., 67, Kingsway, London, and GARDNER, J., 38, Bramcote Road, Beeston, Nottingham. Jan. 14, 1932, No. 1113. [Class 40 (iv).] In current supply equipment for assemblages of apparatus mounted on racks as in automatic telephone exchanges, the positive pole of battery is connected to grounded bus-bars and the negative pole to insulated cables supported by the bus-bars. In the arrangement shown, a main bus-bar 4 connected through cables 9 to the positive pole is supported at the ends of rack-sections 1 and is connected by bolts 7 to auxiliary bus-bars 6 which are in turn connected by bolts 12 to further auxiliary bus-bars 10. Main negative.cables 19 connected to the negative pole over cables 17 are held by clips on the main bus-bar 4 and are branched through junction clamps 22,.24 and fuses 23 to auxiliary cables 21, 25 supported on the auxiliary bus-bars 6, 10. The connections from the busbars and cables to the individual apparatus are made over terminal and fuse boards 14, 26, and jacks 15. The junction clamps 22, 24 and a terminating clamp 36 for bonding the cables 9 at a point where one terminates are described in a divided Specification 391,085, [Group XXXVI].
    • 7. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to microphones
    • GB182494A
    • 1922-06-30
    • GB3645020
    • 1920-12-30
    • JOHN GARDNER
    • H04R21/02
    • 182,494. Gardner, J. Dec. 30, 1920. Microphones.-A microphone for detecting faults in bearings &c. comprises a rigid casing 4, 5 tapered to form a boss 6 with a socket for attachment to a stud 7 on the bearing. The electrodes 9, 10 are arranged concentrically and face in the same direction, and the inner electrode serves to clamp the outer electrode by the engagement of its head with the shouldered surface 13. The electrodes are bridged by carbon balls 14 disposed in a V-shaped groove. The rigid association of the casing 4 with the bearing causes the casing and its contained electrodes to partake of the vibrations of the bearing, and the inertia of the carbon balls 14 causes changes of contact resistance between the balls and the electrodes. In a modified form, the working faces of the electrodes are flat, and fine carbon granules are employed as the resistance-varying medium. In order that damping may be effected during excessive disturbances, the balls or granules may be pressed together and against the electrodes 9, 10 by means of a weight or spring.