[Audio] Nikola Tesla. . . . . . . . . . Nikola Tesla. 

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[Audio] ( 10 July 1856 - 7 January 1943). . . . Nikola Tesla (10 July 1856 - 7 January 1943). 

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Nikola Tesla (10 
July 1856 - 7 
January 1943)

Nikola Tesla was a Serbian inventor
who later immigrated to America.
He is an electrical and mechanical
engineer. He is mostly well-known
for his massive contribution to
society: The alternating current
(AC). He had made it back in the
middle of May 1888 and we still use
it today.

[Audio] What is the Alternating Current?. . . . What is the Alternating Current?. 

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• The Alternating current (commonly
known as AC) is a type of a electric
current which can change and
reverse directions the current is
heading. For example, if the current
is heading north, it can head south.

What is AC Current
AC is current that varies in direction periodically aud
magnitudes than the dc current

[Audio] Alternating Current ( AC) VS Direct Current ( DC). 

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Alternating 
Current (AC) VS 
Direct Current 
(DC)

• In simple terms, the direct current is
a current which only sends electric
energy to a area in a straight
direction. For example, the direct
current can only head north, not any
other directions. This is self-
explanatory why it's named Direct
Current. The differences between the
alternating and direct current is
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made by Nikola Tesla, whereas the
direct current was made by Thomas
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[Audio] Early Years of Tesla. . . . Early Years of Tesla. 

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Nikola Tesla was born on the 10th of July 1 856 into a Serbian family. in
the village of Smiljan, Croatia. His mother was his biggest inspiration
and responsible for sparking his love of working with electricity. When
he was growing up, she would invent small electrical appliances in her
spare time, including a mechanical eggbeater. His father was stern but
a loving Orthodox priest, who was also a gifted writer and poet.

[Audio] Nikola Tesla's Childhood Scars. . . . Nikola Tesla’s Childhood Scars. 

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Nikola Tesla's childhood
was scarred by the death of his
older brother, a difficult
relationship with his parents and
a serious illness at age 12.

[Audio] University Years. . . . University Years. 

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• Nikola Tesla attended a Technical
University at Graz, Austria, and the
University of Prague to train for an
engineering career. Later at
Budapest, he studied the principal
of the rotating magnetic field and
contemplated plans for an
induction motor (an induction
motor is a motor powered by the
alternating current). This was his
first step to making the alternating
current known to the world.

[Audio] Working with Edison. . . . Working with Edison. 

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In 1882, Nikola Tesla travelled to Paris to work
for Thomas Edison's company, known as Continental
Edison Company. There he established an induction
motor.

[Audio] The Duel of the Currents. . . . . . . . . 

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[Audio] The Duel of the Currents pt. 2. . . . . . 

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[Audio] The Tragic Death of Nikola Tesla. . . . The Tragic Death of Nikola Tesla. 

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• On the 7th of January, 1943, Nikola Tesla
unexpectedly passed away at the age of 86
due to coronary thrombosis in his hotel
room in New York.

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