Nikola Tesla (Smiljan, July 10, 1856 - New York, January 7, 1943) was a
Serbian and American inventor, electrical and mechanical engineer and
futurist, best known for his contribution to the design of a modern AC
power supply system. Tesla's most significant inventions are the
polyphase system, the rotating magnetic field, the asynchronous motor,
the synchronous motor and Tesla's transformer. He also discovered one of
the ways to generate high-frequency current, made a significant
contribution to the transmission and modulation of radio signals, and
his works in the field of X-rays were also noticed.Nikola Tesla is the
author of more than 700 patents, registered in 25 countries, of which
112 in the field of electrical engineering. This book contains a list of
experiments done by Nikola Tesla and also gives instructions for
repeating the experiments (at least the simplest ones).