Tesla Notepad

Nikola Tesla (Cyrillic Serb: Н и к о л Т ), born on 10 July 1856 in Smiljan, Austrian Empire (now in Croatia), and died on 7 January 1943 in New York, USA, is a Serbian inventor and engineer from Croatia1,2,3, also a U.S. citizen, having worked mainly in the field of electricity. Considered one of the greatest scientists in the history of technology, having filed some 300 patents covering a total of 125 inventions4 (many of which will be wrongly attributed to Thomas Edison)5,6 and having described new methods for achieving "energy conversion", Tesla is recognized as one of the most creative engineers of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries early 20th century. Instead, he preferred to define himself as a discoverer.