Tesla

Among the first to find an application for alternating current, Tesla patented the induction motor in 1888.

by Nikola Tesla

Nikola Tesla invented the induction motor with rotating magnetic field that made unit drives for machines feasible and made AC (Alternating Current) power transmission an economic necessity.

The Croatian-American inventor and electrical engineer Nikola Tesla (1856-1943)

The Croatian-American inventor and electrical engineer Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) invented the induction motor and the transformer known as the Tesla coil and discovered the rotating magnetic field principle.

the scientist and inventor Nikola Tesla

The basic technology used in fractional horsepower motors, the induction motor, was invented by the scientist and inventor Nikola Tesla in 1888.

Galileo Ferraris and Nikola Tesla

The design, an induction motor, was independently invented by Galileo Ferraris and Nikola Tesla (with Tesla's design being licensed by Westinghouse in the US).

Milutin Tesla

Milutin Tesla's alternating current induction motor is considered one of the ten greatest discoveries of all time.

Nikola Tesla, who patented his idea in 1888 and worked with Westinghouse to develop working motors and generators

One inventor of the induction motor was Nikola Tesla, who patented his idea in 1888 and worked with Westinghouse to develop working motors and generators.

Thomas Edison's rival , Nikola Tesla

Thomas Edison's rival, Nikola Tesla, invented the induction motor, which runs on alternating current (AC).

young Tesla

The professor immediately denied that this was possible, but with a steady mind and self-conviction, young Tesla determined to work out young Tesla's ideas, with the result that the modern induction motor was developed, which operates solely from alternating current and requires no commutator of any kind, thus overcoming the nuisance of sparking inherent in former type direct current machines.

a great scientist called Nikola Tesla

At the beginning of the industrial revolution, there was a huge demand for power and machines to keep up with the industry requirements, that is why a great scientist called Nikola Tesla invented induction motors.

Duka Tesla

Little did Duka Tesla know that Thomas Alva Edison's fourth of five children would harness the power of Niagra Falls, work for-and then against- Thomas Edison, create the A.C. induction motor that would be used all over the world in household (and industrial) appliances, conceive the polyphase alternating current system, win the 'War of Currents' over Thomas Edison, and through Niagra Falls's inventions 'light' the entire planet we call earth.

Nikola Tesla (pronounced Teshlah)

Nikola Tesla (pronounced Teshlah) [invented] the Tesla induction motor which made alternating current practical, and the Tesla transformer which steps up oscillating currents to high potentials.

Nikola Tesla and Nikola Tesla

The AC induction motor was invented by Nikola Tesla and Nikola Tesla was a big part of the heritage of the namesake company.

Nikola Tesla, the discoverer of polyphase currents and inventor of the induction motor,

Nikola Tesla, the discoverer of polyphase currents and inventor of the induction motor, employed two-phase current, where the phase difference is 90°.

another remarkable invention by the genius Nikola Tesla

The induction motor was another remarkable invention by the genius Nikola Tesla.

Nikola Tesla who had spent some time working for Edison

However Nikola Tesla who had spent some time working for Edison had devised the AC induction motor.

Nikolai Tesla

Nikolai Tesla is the recognized inventor of the brushless AC induction motor, the radio, remote control by radio, super-conductivity, fluorescent lighting, the bladeless turbine engine and pump, the capacitor discharge ignition system for automobile engines, the mechanical oscillator, and dozens of other inventions.

Nikola Tesla is the recognized inventor of the brushless AC induction motor, radio, fluorescent lighting, the capacitor discharge ignition system for automobile engines and more

Nikola Tesla is the recognized inventor of the brushless AC induction motor, radio, fluorescent lighting, the capacitor discharge ignition system for automobile engines and more.

Milutin Teslais

While working there, Milutin Teslais said to have conceived the induction motor and other devices that would use rotating magnetic fields.

the result of research by a brilliant young engineer, Nikola Tesla, employed by Westinghouse

The second invention was that of the induction motor, the result of research by a brilliant young engineer, Nikola Tesla, employed by Westinghouse.