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I found this is correct solution, so no need to torture you any moore. *Theta is electrical flow. If you are interested, I'll sent you sheme. Regards

Got cascade voltage transformer made from two completely identical units. On secondary winding, load takes I2=1A Number of compensation and secondary windings is equal. I need to find current trough compensation winding Ic . θ1 = θ2 --> θ1 = I1N1 + IcNc - I2N2 --> θ2 = I1N1 - IcNc --> I2N2...

I share your taught, none of the areas are not specified tight, so... that's why I need all round (or wide) opinion. Job opportunities, salary, best specialisation, etc...

Question is simple. Your opinion all round? Thanks.

Thank you maimonides. My friend works on ocean and he asked me for advice. He said there is no more transformers around to use. I don't know anaything about device but I think it's not some huge load. I told him about resistor and to be extremely careful. He did it on test board and it works for...

I know. East Europe. And I know name is "transformer", i didn't overlook text i wrote...i was in hurry maybe...

I agree 100%. But, transformator is not available.

It's not for me, and transformator is out of reach. My advice was to use resistor and protector (fuse) in series. Is there any better way?

Need reduce 220V AC to 24V AC without transformator and I'm not sure about circuit. Should I use resistor? Title is wrong (AC-AC) Thanks. [title corrected. -Russ]

Thanks for link. From his point of view, IT doesn't look like super interesting field.

Now realized I'm searching on completely wrong field. I should ask about careers in electronics and what kind of "hands on" jobs there exist for Ms degree. Sorry everyone. Thanks for correction, fss.

I'm aware of that. And did that already, too. :) I'm interested in some hands on electronic jobs and not sure about something like that in field of IT. Maybe some communication systems or something like that...

Hi! Can anyone (or everyone) explain to me some areas of information technology and what jobs exist there? It's one of my few options and I would like to know more about it. What kind of jobs there and your opinion about that career in future? Thanks in advance.

RF-radio frequency or "wireless" engineering and antenna systems I think. On my college, it's electronics sub and information technology part. I think we talk about same thing. I would like to work with electronics more than programming definitely. I know my problem is I don't have clear...

Ok then. For example: JakeBrodskyPE said that RF is heading that way where I might not like job I get. For me, that is all day programming without end. Am I right? So, I'm interested in jobs that RF engineers can do. And I must say: Everybody said Controls are better and more stable option...