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Tesla Coil

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Tesla was a Serbian-born American inventor and researcher who devised the rotating magnetic field underpinning alternating-current equipment. Many devices, including generators, transformers, and motors, rest on this foundation. He also invented the high-voltage induction coil “Tesla coil,” widely used in electronic equipment.

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