Edison started what we called the current wars. He wanted to power the word with his Direct current motor which Edison could not work it properly. Telsa did made it work properly but Tesla's Alternate current motor is better. Edison started diffamation on Tesla. He electrified animals showing that his system is better which is was not.
Research shows that Edison had scientists working for him and Edison got the patents. Obiously he had envy towards Nikola Tesla.
One thing he was better that Tesla is the market strategies which he employed workers and then negleting the patents to be in their names. The only thing Edison invent for real, is the electric chair.
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Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla had differing views on electrical technology, which led to competition between their respective inventions. Edison favored direct current (DC), while Tesla championed alternating current (AC). This rivalry escalated to what is known as the "War of Currents," with Edison trying to discredit AC and Tesla's work. Ultimately, Tesla's AC system prevailed due to its greater efficiency and versatility.
Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla were rivals during the "War of Currents" in the late 1800s. The conflict between them was mainly over the use of alternating current (AC) versus direct current (DC) for electrical transmission and distribution. Tesla's invention of AC technology ultimately proved to be more efficient and practical, leading to Edison's eventual acceptance of it.
After Nikola Tesla left Thomas Edison's company, he went on to develop his own inventions and filed numerous patents for his groundbreaking work in electrical engineering and technology. Tesla also established his own laboratories and companies to further his research and innovation.
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