Overcurrent safety-device work, c¶
Edison, T. A. O. s. w. (1890). Overcurrent safety-device work, c.
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Primes¶
- Circuit Breaker
This sourceUnited States Patent Office. Establishes the electrical-engineering origin of the overcurrent cutoff, where the resettable breaker later displaced the one-shot fuse, grounding the prime's native component decomposition (093). NOTE: the previously cited U.S. Patent No. 227,226 ("Electric Lamp," Jan. 27, 1880) is Edison's incandescent-lamp patent, not an overcurrent-protection patent; the patent-number attribution was removed as incorrect.
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