Mesh Current Problems - Electronics & Circuit Analysis
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2019
- This electronics video tutorial explains how to analyze circuits using mesh current analysis. it explains how to use kirchoff's voltage laws combined with ohm's law to calculate the electric current flowing through each resistor as well as the electric potential of each node.
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I was confused as well but the answer is actually correct because there are two ways to solve this.
1) (His way) to keep the polarities constant in each loop while using the previous current calculation.
2) (another way) To change the polarities according to the current flow direction and input the new difference in current by giving priority to the current that is in that certain loop.
Both ways result in the same answers.
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In example 1, why is the current flowing through R2 the difference between I1 and I2? Is it just convention to make both loops flow in the same direction clockwise? (That is, Mesh Analysis does not work if we do not do it this way?)
I'm confused by the arrow on the current source. To me it seems to say that I2 should flow in the *opposite* direction, but perhaps I am misunderstanding
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At 14:00, why does he put 8(i1 - i2) instead of 8(i2 - i1) when i2 flows through the positive of the resistor so shouldn't i2 be positive and i1 be negative?
Beacuse he was working According loop 1...
8(i2-i1) is correct. I guess he missed that side
I was confused as well but the answer is actually correct because there are two ways to solve this.
1) (His way) to keep the polarities constant in each loop while using the previous current calculation.
2) (another way) To change the polarities according to the current flow direction and input the new difference in current by giving priority to the current that is in that certain loop.
Both ways result in the same answers.
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You say use Vb for the voltage across the battery but on your circuit diagram Vb is designated to the node where R1, R2 and R3 connect.
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16:55 shouldn't V4 be 2(I3-I2)? It's a drop for I2 and a rise for I3. Why does he flip it?
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i think in loop 2 the V2 will be 8(i2 - i1) not 8(i1 - i2) as the dominating loop is 2nd not 1st
It still made sense tho
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