I am amazed how clear you explained multiple parts of mesh analysis in one problem compared my class where multiple lectures still leave confusion. Thank you so much.
Great teaching. Thanks. In this problem, the 2 i2 current source must be directed the other way since i2 is negative. So, 2(-8)=16A of current MUST flow down instead of up as shown. That will fit perfectly ok with i4 + 16A =26 and then, by the lower lead of the 40ohm resistor, this node will give 26A + i1 = 26 -7 = 19 which work perfectly with the 19A current source.
sir please let me know if we have current dependent source replaced with voltage dependent source in your given circuit than we don't know voltage across it and it also doesn't cancel how to solve it. Its in my University Assignment question
You are not the owner of the content therefore you can not post it. He also sells his lectures, so the fact that you are giving it freely is illegal and unfair to the owner.
no. if the owner doesn't care about ur sample content should be shared or he express authorized. So please. contact him and let me know what his intention. Not yours. Piece
+hafsa ahmed I dont know what exactly book this professor has been taken but you can find several similar examples on books like basic engineering circuit analysis, J. David Irwin.
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This guy worked at NASA, so maybe he did make 6 figures. lol
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I am amazed how clear you explained multiple parts of mesh analysis in one problem compared my class where multiple lectures still leave confusion. Thank you so much.
He's not the actual teacher
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Great walkthrough. Thanks for sharing all the logic.
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Anyone have the other parts of this series?
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Great teaching. Thanks. In this problem, the 2 i2 current source must be directed the other way since i2 is negative. So, 2(-8)=16A of current MUST flow down instead of up as shown. That will fit perfectly ok with i4 + 16A =26 and then, by the lower lead of the 40ohm resistor, this node will give 26A + i1 = 26 -7 = 19 which work perfectly with the 19A current source.
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The best video that i came across supermesh with dependent sources. Thanks a lot sir.
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Can any one answer on how to find the current comming out from each voltage source if multiple voltage source are involved in mesh?
This is brilliant
sir can you show me the meaning of supermesh because I am totally confused
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sir i have some problem with dependent source current or voltage derection .
Thank you sir.
sir please let me know if we have current dependent source replaced with voltage dependent source in your given circuit than we don't know voltage across it and it also doesn't cancel how to solve it. Its in my University Assignment question
thank you
Why don't you consider the voltage across the current source? Shouldn't it be something like 'Va = 40(ia-ic)' ?
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Damn it's too lengthy that's why ppl found the fucking multimeter to measure it.
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can u tell me the source or book from where this example has been taken ????
+hafsa ahmed Electric circuits
10th Edition by James W Nilsson and Susan A. Reidel
At 20:48 i2 =ic-ib
Pretty good video but could cut out alot of the trivial algebra
17:28
20:20
18:01
Future reference
Matrix over solving system without matrix all day every day.
Unless its 2X2.
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This content is not monetized and it was allowed by legit author. 😉
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@Weston S all those videos is not monetizated at all. So its a sample-free lecture. Let me know what ur point.
You are not the owner of the content therefore you can not post it. He also sells his lectures, so the fact that you are giving it freely is illegal and unfair to the owner.
no. if the owner doesn't care about ur sample content should be shared or he express authorized. So please. contact him and let me know what his intention. Not yours. Piece
shouldn't you be the one to contact him to receive permission before posting? You also give him no credit in the description.
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Very good explanation 🙏
Thank you sir.
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can u tell me the source or book from where this example has been taken ????
+hafsa ahmed I dont know what exactly book this professor has been taken but you can find several similar examples on books like basic engineering circuit analysis, J. David Irwin.
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