Nikola Tesla - Gallery

Gallery

  • Tesla's passport from 1883

  • Tesla's grades at the Higher Real Gymnasium for the years 1872-3.

  • Copy of the induction motor (two phases) from 1887. The original Tesla's induction motor from 1887 is today exposed in Imperial College London.

  • Cross-section of asynchronous motor built on Tesla′s principles.

  • Three-phase system with rotating magnetic fields.

  • Induction motor with an egg shaped rotor, popularly called Colombo's eggs. Shown at the Exhibition on 1893 (the rotating magnetic field)

  • Polyphase system. Model shows example of generation, transmission and utilization of electrical energy.

  • Model of boat on remote control.

  • Telecommand of model boat.

  • Tesla coil.

  • Tesla's magnifying transmitter in Colorado Springs. c. 3 July 1899

  • Means for long conductors of electricity forming part of an electric circuit and electrically connecting said ionized beam to an electric circuit. Hettinger 1917—(U.S. Patent 1,309,031)

  • U.S. Patent 454,622—System of Electric Lighting: Apparatus devised for the purpose of converting and supplying electrical energy in a form suited for the production of certain novel electrical phenomena; Used later as a practical RF power supply.

  • U.S. Patent 512,340: Coil for Electro-Magnets; Example of one of the first bifilar coils.

  • Electrical conductor, U.S. Patent 514,167; Early example of coaxial cable.

  • U.S. Patent 567,818: Electrical Condenser; Examples of improved capacitors.

  • System of Transmission of Electrical Energy

  • U.S. Patent 685,957: Utilization of Radiant Energy

  • Tesla's bladeless turbine—the Tesla turbine, Tesla's 100th American patent.

  • Tesla's bladeless turbine—the Tesla turbine, Tesla's 100th American patent.

  • Maček's telegram to Tesla (preserved in the Technical Museum in Zagreb, Croatia)

  • Tesla's telegram to Maček (preserved in the Technical Museum in Zagreb, Croatia)

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