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Mesh Analysis Example Problem #2
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Yo my answer is 1.68, 1.81 , 5.62 is my answer correct?
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But when I then also modelled this circuit in "Spice LT" it gave the result for "I1" as 0.4166666(recurring).
So I went through on paper, following Your instructions, and got the same result for "I1" as the "Spice LT simulation".
So as far as I can see Your "I1" is "slightly off" (0.01) due to You "transferring" Your "rounded/truncated value" for "I2" as 0.305 rather than the "exact value" for it that was -11/36 (0.30555...). When I made my "paper calculations" I "refrained" from any rounding until the "last step" and then those calculations also gave "I1"= 0.416666 (or 0.417 or "exactly" 5/12).
I apologise if this appears to be "nitpicking", that is not my intention, and the difference might be totally insignificant for calculations of this type of calculation and context. But I can't tell if that's the case since I really don't "know electronics", and being a total novice just the fact that the "figures didn't match" even if it was "ever so slightly" made me question whether I had misunderstood something. ...Hence this "tirade" ;)
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Is it not possible to use the third mesh? Or am i missing something,
if
ie = 2
i3 = -2
ie = -i3
id = i2 - i3
and going around the third mesh following the direction of i3 we have
-2id -1ie = 0
putting in terms of mesh currents
-2(i2 - i3) + i3 = 0
replacing i3 with -2
-2(i2 + 2) - 2 = 0
solving for i2
-2(i2 + 2) = 2
i2 + 2 = -1
i2 = -3 A
which is not the correct answer, why?
These videos are awesome! If you changed the direction of the current source on the right how would you go about solving the mesh?
Hey. What if the 2A source was -2A. Would I3 be the same or would it be +2A?
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i work better with formulas and doing the math rather than just raw theory. so this is super helpful
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Thank you so much
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Good work
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can i solve this using nodal analysis?
My answer is 1.68, 1.81, 5 is it wrong?
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