Nikola Tesla was born in Croatia on 10 July in 1856.

He studied electrical engineering and

later attended the Charles-Ferdinand University in Prague.
Tesla accepted a job under Tivadar Puskás in a Budapest telegraph company in 1880. He
was later promoted to chief electrician and later engineer for the company.
In 1882, Tesla began working for the Continental Edison Company in France, After moving
to New York, United States, Tesla worked for Thomas Alva Edison, but the two didn’t get
along well. He started working with George Westinghouse in 1885. There, he devised an
electrical distribution system that employed alternating current (AC).
Her most important contribution to energy history is the use of alternating current (AC).
The Westinghouse Electric Company was the first to implement this technology by lighting
the World Colombian Exposition in Chicago in 1893.
Tesla helped in the development of generators and turbine design. The earliest
demonstration of fluorescent lighting was also his accomplishment.
Nikola Tesla continued his research work on electricity generation and turbine design in
his later life. He died in New York City on 7 January 1943. He was 86 years old.

Nikola Tesla was born in Croatia on 10 July in

1856. He studied electrical engineering. Tesla
accepted a job under Tivadar Puskás in a
Budapest telegraph company in 1880. He was
later promoted to chief electrician and later
engineer for the company. In 1882, Tesla began
working for the Continental Edison Company
in France, After moving to New York, United
States, Tesla worked for Thomas Alva Edison,
but the two didn’t get along well. He started
working with George Westinghouse in 1885.
There, he devised an electrical distribution
system that employed alternating current (AC).
Her most important contribution to energy history
is the use of alternating current (AC). The
Westinghouse Electric Company was the first to
implement this technology by lighting the World
Colombian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. Tesla
helped in the development of generators and
turbine design and the demonstration of
fluorescent lighting, NT continued his research
work on electricity generation and turbine design
in his later life. He died in New York City on 7
January 1943. He was 86 years old.