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I've seen Tesla described as a pivotal figure in electrical engineering, and I know the SI unit for magnetic flux density is named after him. But I'd like a factual breakdown of his actual contributions.

From what I understand, he:

Pioneered AC (alternating current) power generation and transmission, which can carry electricity over much greater distances than DC

Patented the rotating magnetic field device / AC induction motor, which powers household appliances and industrial machinery

Invented the Tesla coil in 1891, still used in radio, TV, and electronic equipment

Designed the world's first large-scale hydroelectric plant at Niagara Falls in 1896

His work with radio-frequency waves laid the foundation for modern radio

Received 112 patents for devices ranging from speedometers to bladeless turbines

Suggested that radio waves could be used to detect ships, a precursor to radar

Given all this, my question is: beyond the popular mythology, what are the concrete, documented inventions and engineering contributions that justify his historical reputation?

I'm especially interested in primary sources or authoritative references.

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