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Ventana al Conocimiento Knowledge Window. Estimated reading time Time 6 to read. Credits: Electrical Review However, the documented reality is different. Tesla in his laboratory in Colorado Springs. Credits: V. Dickenson Alley, Century Magazine On May 1, Tesla had already been awarded with several patents related to the induction motor and polyphase system — and, since Edison had rejected his proposals, he had put them to the service of Westinghouse Electrics.

From praise to criticism Years and decades passed until Edison died in Cover dedicated to Tesla on his 75th birthday. Credits: Time Magazine Those criticisms to science icons were not uncommon to Tesla, who kept on receiving praises. Related publications Tesla's Inventions: Fact or Fiction? Do you want to stay up to date with our new publications? Receive the OpenMind newsletter with all the latest contents published on our website Find out more here. Comments on this publication Login to comment Log in Subscribe.

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