How did marconi invent TV?

Answer 1

Marconi didn't invent TV. He was credited with inventing long distance radio transmission but never television. That was down to John Logie Baird who showed his television to the public in 1925.

Answer 2

It was not invented by Marconi. He was an early pioneer of radio. Tesla invented radio,

Edwin Belin in 1922 received a patent for the transmission of pictures. These were still pictures. So, technically not television as we know it today.

George Carey is considered the first person to develop the theory of sending several pictures in rapid succession to produce motion. No prototype was created.

The credit as to who was the inventor of modern television really comes down to two different people in two different places both working on the same problem at about the same time: Vladimir Kosma Zworykin, a Russian-born American inventor working for Westinghouse, and Philo Taylor Farnsworth, a privately backed farm boy from the state of Utah.

This happened in era around 1923.

Answer 3

He didn't. He was one of the progenitors of the modern radio.