Tesla
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Tesla most commonly refers to:
- Nikola Tesla (1856–1943), Serbian-American electrical engineer and inventor
- tesla (unit), symbol T, the unit of magnetic flux density (properly written in lower case)
- Tesla, Inc., American automotive and technology company named after Nikola Tesla
Tesla may also refer to:
Companies and organizations
- Tesla (Czechoslovak company), former state-owned conglomerate in the former Czechoslovakia
- Tesla Electric Light and Manufacturing, former company in Rahway, New Jersey
- Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe, proposed science museum in New York
- Nikola Tesla Corporation, former Yugoslavian company, now the Croatian company Ericsson Nikola Tesla
- Nikola Tesla Museum, preserving personal documents of Nikola Tesla
Media and entertainment
- "Tesla", a 2013 song by They Might Be Giants from Nanobots
- Tesla (band), an American hard rock band
- Tesla (film), a 2016 American documentary film by David Grubin
- Tesla - Lightning in His Hand, an opera by Constantine Koukias
Places
- Tesla, former coal mining town in Corral Hollow, California, US
- Tesla, West Virginia, US
- Tesla Fault, seismically active geological formation in Livermore Valley, California, US
- Tesla River, Romania
In space
- 2244 Tesla, an asteroid discovered in 1952
- Tesla (crater), a lunar crater
Science and technology
- Teraelectronvolt Energy Superconducting Linear Accelerator, proposed particle collider, now part of the International Linear Collider project
- Tesla (microarchitecture), a microarchitecture developed by Nvidia
- Nvidia Tesla, a brand of GPGPU cards with the Tesla microarchitecture
See also
- List of things named after Nikola Tesla
- List of Nikola Tesla patents
- Nikola Tesla (disambiguation)
- Tesla coil, a type of resonant transformer circuit
- All pages with a title containing Tesla
- All pages beginning with Tesla
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