Oscillographs developed for recording transient phenomena are described which obtain automatically records of amiplitude, wave form, frequency, duration, and time of any electrical disturbance for which they are adapted. Two instruments are described for recording very short or very long transients; these may be used in combination. At power frequencies satisfactory records may be made on film or sensitized paper with a two-watt lamp. The instruments and their performance are illustrated by photographs and oscillograms.
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W. A. Marrison (1929) studied this question.