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Node-Voltage Analysis and
Mesh-Current Analysis
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Elements of Electrical Engineering
Dr. Ron Hayne
Images Courtesy of Allan Hambley and Prentice-Hall
Node-Voltage Analysis
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Selecting the Reference Node
Remember:
A NODE is point at which two or more circuit
elements are joined together
Must FIRST select one of the nodes in the
circuit to be a REFERENCE node
Which one???
Theoretically, ANY will work
Usually one end of a voltage source
Mark reference node with GROUND SYMBOL
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Finding Element Voltages
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Exercise 2.5
Find expressions for vy, and vz, in term of the node
voltages v1, v2, and v3.
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Writing KCL Equations
To find the current flowing out of node n through a
resistance toward node k, subtract the voltage at
node k from the voltage at node n and divide the
difference by the resistance
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Example 2.6
Write KCL equations
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Standard Form Equations
g11v1 g12v2 i1
g 21v1 g 22v2 i2
g11v1 g12 v2 g13v3 i1
g 21v1 g 22 v2 g 23v3 i2
g31v1 g32 v2 g33v3 i3
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Example 2.9
Write KCL equations
Put equations in standard form
Solve
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Example 2.8
Find ix
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Exercise 2.14
Find ia
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Mesh-Current Analysis
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Mesh Currents
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Example
Find the mesh currents i1 and i2
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Exercise
Find the current through the 2Ω resistor
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Circuits With Current Sources
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Exercise 2.23
Find the mesh currents i1 and i2
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Summary
Node-Voltage Analysis
Mesh-Current Analysis
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