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Mesh Analysis Example Problem #2

7/3/2021

 
Mesh Analysis Example Problem #2
This tutorial runs through another full Mesh Analysis example problem with a voltage source, a current source, and 3 loops. I find it helpful to label on unknown branch currents before starting the problem, and then substituting the mesh currents in later. This reduces the chance of getting some terms with the wrong sign, but is not a necessary step, as most books will skip that part.

This lesson is from: Circuits
Previous lesson: Mesh Analysis Example #1
Next lesson: Supermesh Analysis Explained

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