List of transformer patents

A transformer is the means interposed between the electrical source and the electrical load circuit for controlling the voltage, current magnitude, or phase. More specifically, a transformer is an electrical device that transfers energy from one circuit to another by magnetic coupling with no moving parts. A transformer comprises two or more coupled windings, or a single tapped winding and, in most cases, a magnetic core to concentrate magnetic flux. This listing also includes generic transformer systems, that is, systems in which a transformer supplies an output circuit. Transformers here are used to convert between high and low voltages, to change impedance, and to provide electrical isolation between circuits. Below is a list of transformer patents.


American

Numbered
  • , Improvements in induction coils, Daniel McFarland Cook
  • , Induction coil, William Stanley, Jr.
  • , Method of converting and distributing Electric Currents, Nikola Tesla
  • , System of electrical distribution, William Stanley, Jr.
  • , Means for distributing electrical energy, Sebastian Ziani de Ferranti
  • , System of electrical distribution, Nikola Tesla
  • , Electromagnet, F. J. Patten
  • , Electrical transformer Or induction device, Nikola Tesla
  • , Electrical transformer, Nikola Tesla
  • , System of electrical distribution, W. B. and L. C. Reed
  • , Electric spark coil, S. B. Morss
  • , Telephone transformer, H. Liebreich
  • , Electric circuit, G. A. Campbell
  • , Electric circuit, G. A. Campbell
  • , Electrical transformer, Jozef Murgaš
  • , Apparatus for transmitting electrical energy, Nikola Tesla
  • , Induction coil
  • , Variable magnetic opposed coil electric circuit, I. E. Aske
  • , Ventilating means for reactance coils, L. W. Chubb
  • , Means for controlling alternate currents, E. F. W. Alexanderson


Non-American

  • GB186,083, Economic Transformation of the Energy of Steam by Turbines, Nikola Tesla

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