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in the resistance of the circuit (abcdefghik), and thus affect the intensity of the current traversing it.
But the magnetization of (i) - an electro-magnet palced in the circuit - is dependent upon the intensity of the current traversing its coils. Hence the vibrations of M cause the electro- magnet (i) to attract its armature, S with varying force.
If the armature S be so arranged as to be capable
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