Optic projection : principles, installation and use of the magic lantern, projection microscope, reflecting lantern, moving picture machine (1914)

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730 OPTIC PROJECTION Ultra-violet, quartz optical system for 641-642 radiation 567, 641-642 projection of 640 642 United States Geological Survey 147 Units of alternating current . 484-486 Units of direct current 475-483 Units of electricity 475, 484 University of Pennsylvania and animal movement 682 Unpacking moving picture machine 401 Uranium arc for spectra 628 when in the positive, and when in the negative electrode 640 Valspar varnish for water cells 205, 264 Varnishing lantern slides 205 Vertical microscope for high powers 283 Vertical knife switch 516 Vertical projection 33 Violet lines in arc stream 546 Visibility of objects 227 Vision, daylight and twilight 121, 175, 444 Vision, experiments with normal 651-659 defective 659-672 persistence of in moving pictures Visual angle 228 Voigtlander und Sohn 226, 250 Volt and voltage 476, 484 Voltage, alternating current .... 484 by Ohm's law 521 intermediate 544 of line and arc 544 of line, voltmeter connections 475 not present in the line 46 Voltmeter, connection for arc voltage . .„ 476 connection to circuit 478 direct current 478 for line voltage 475 for polarity testing 508 soft cored 510 Walgensten 3, 675-677 Wall diagrams 329, 355 Wall receptacle 86, 503 Water-cell, 13, 15, 18, 57, 63, 71, 161, 194, 222-223, 237, 239-240, 264-266, 276-277, 281-282, 287, 299, 301, 309, 355, 365, 421, 432, 571, 592, 604-609 absorption of radiant heat not affected by temperature . . . 606 effect of alum, etc. in 607 efficiency 568-569 light and energy absorbed by 604-607 in micro-projection 237 the microscope stage in 608 how to make 264 need in moving pictures . . 42 1 . 432 with ordinary microscope. . . 266 position in micro-projection 239, 240 shadow from 57 stage 239-240 sunlight 161 sun and micro-projection. . . . 287 with two-lens condenser . . 365, 42 1 Water cooled rheostat 527 Waterhouse, Gen. J 673 Watt, and wattmeter. 477, 482-483 Watts, alternating current 485 equal volts times amperes 477,521 Wattmeter 482-483 amperage by 483 connecting 482 power at arc by 482 power from dynamo 483 White, Dr. A. C 673 White-washed wall screen 455 Wiedemann's Annalen 647 Williams, Brown & Earle 59, 91, 107, 130, 131, 182, 183, 300 Wimmer 9, 202 Winding and rewinding moving picture film 430 Widow in lamp -house 72, 267, 402-403 Window shades for darkening the room 445-447 Wires for the electric circuit . 496-505 how to connect 503 insulation of 497-498 wrong polarity 51, 506-5 1 1 Wiring the arc lamp, 10, 13, 15, 71, 84, 263, 324, 339-340. 399, 496535, 639