Inventor of the induction motor: Galileo Ferraris

The use of e-electric motors is well known. From large machines to toys such as toys such as CD-DVDs, small to large motors are known to be used when they require circular motion. An electromagnetic field is formed and a circular motion is obtained as soon as the electric current is turned on in the wire coil placed between the two poles of the magnet. When the motor was invented it used DC current but the motor running with AC current became more useful. Today, all electric motors run on AC current, discovered by a scientist named the lesser known Galileo Ferraris. However, regarding the invention of AC current and motor, there was a dispute between a scientist named Farasis and Nikola Tesla. Farasis is considered to be the father of three phase currents.

Ferasis was born in He was born on October 21, 18 in the city of Livano, near Sardinia, Italy. Her father was a pharmacist. As a child, Farasis went to study with his uncle in the city of Turin. His uncle was a scientist. He awarded Pherasis an engineering degree at the University of Turin. After completing his studies, he joined the Turin Polytechnic as a professor of physics. He wanted his students to have practical knowledge and he founded the School of Electro-Technology to learn about electric and magnetism where he studied A.C. Invented an electric motor. Is. He presented his findings at the International Electrical Exhibition in Paris in 191. In the same year, Nikola Tesla also introduced the invention of the motor. Disputed between the two. Is. Farasis died on February 4, 19.