TESLA. IZUMITELJE ELEKTRICNOG DOBA - Bernard Karlson

Nikola Tesla is the main driver of the electrical revolution that transformed everyday life at the turn of the twentieth century. His inventions, patents and theoretical work created the foundation on which the modern use of alternating current rests and contributed to the development of radio and television. Like his competitor, Thomas Edison, Tesla was one of the first famous American scientists. He moved in the company of New York's high class, and with his demonstrations in the field of electrical engineering, he impressed people like Mark Twain.

In this inspiring book, Carlson scrutinizes the genius inventor by placing him in the cultural and technological context of his time. Relying on original documents from his public and private life, Carlson explores Tesla's family roots, life ideals and the inspiration for his genius, devoting the largest part of the book to his inventions.

This landmark biography sheds new light on Tesla's visionary approach to the inventions and business strategies behind his most important technological achievements.





Weight: 1 kg
Dimensions: 160 × 240 × 3 cm
Release year: 2015
Letter: Latin
Binding: hard
Number of pages: 442
ISBN: 978-86-6263-082-7
Dimensions: 160x240