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for everything about transformer click Transformer - Share - PCBWay. Read through well and you will get to know the purpose of each and every part of the transformer. Thanks.

ypu hsve to know the amount of power tht is being consumed on the DC side

the question is good and i do use it in my calculations

have you tried posting this in the autocad forum? they could be having better solutions. thanks

i think the best place to post this is the revit forum. you could get immediate solutions to it

am not understand this question well. You need which type of board. a printed circuit board? if printed circuit board just check here A Detailed Guide on PCB Manufacturing Process - The ... (theengineeringprojects.com)

thanks for helping me move this to the right forum

what about if someone decides to settle for self-employment? what is your advice on that?

well thank you for the guidance

what about the flamings left-hand rule?

yeah. will be doing so in the near future. thank you!

maybe you might be right because the standards of living in CA are very high. Although that salary per hour is way too high. I dont know now

I did the october series and due to various circumstances, i failed terribly. Anyone of you who can help me out and tell me when the next series will be offered? I have to reseat for that examination.

Hey all Am from Utah and am doing BSC Electrical engineering.

I have a CAD exam that will be done with practical on the design software. Maybe my question might have been misplaced but it was very necessary for. Thanks I was able to handle it through a you tube video

I was doing the seign following what had been done for the Remote Wildfire Detector Senior Design - Share - PCBWay wildfire detector. I produced something similar to this .

thank for this links. I have been looking for such guide but without success. I have already downloaded it and the book is very helpful.

have good internet connectivity and get to google for very many relevant knowledge available for you. Thank you

the current might have been caused by voltage serge ... that rating of 100 KVA is ok because it is within the range of what the transformer can handle

if you think of avoiding damage dont think so much. For me i have one rule that anytime i want to use a device with electrolytic capacitors where the device had not been used for long i have to replace all the electrolytic capacitors. You can read about electrolytic capacitors here Evolution...