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Ch. 3 – Methods of Analysis Nodal analysis: Based on KCL Express unknown currents in terms of node voltages. Node Voltage vs. Element Voltage voltage across an element • potential energy change/work done in moving unit charge across element. • voltage with respect to a reference node. Example:

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Page 1: Ch. 3 – Methods of Analysistomrebold.com/engr12/CUR/Lecture3-annot.pdfNodal analysis: Steps 1. Select a reference node. Assign node voltages to the remaining nodes. 2. Apply KCL

Ch. 3 – Methods of Analysis

Nodal analysis:Based on KCLExpress unknown currents in terms of node voltages.

Node Voltage vs. Element Voltage• voltage across an element• potential energy change/work done in moving unit charge across element.

• voltage with respect to a reference node.

Example:

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Nodal analysis: Steps

1. Select a reference node. Assign node voltages to the remaining nodes.

2. Apply KCL to each non-reference node. Express unknown currents in terms of node voltages using Ohm’s Law.

3. Solve for variables of interest.

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Short Cut

• Direction of assumed current does not matter• Always “assume” all unknown currents are into the node.

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Ans: 40/3 V, 20 V

Example. Find node voltages V1 and V2.

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Ans.: 4.8 V, 2.4 V, -2.4 V

Example: Find node voltages v1, v2 and v3.

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Nodal Analysis with Voltage Sources

Case 1: Vs between reference node and a non-reference node.- Node voltage of non-reference node same as Vs.

Ex. Find current in 2- resistor.

Ans: vA=24V, 4A

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Case 2: Vs between 2 non-reference nodes.-Relate the two node voltages.-Apply KCL to supernode.

Ex. Find vo.

Ans: 1.1111 V

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Ex. Find all node voltages.

Ans. 26.667, 6.667, 173.333,-46.667

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Mesh Analysis

- Based on KVLMesh – a loop that does not contain any other loops in it.Steps:1. Assign mesh currents.2. For each mesh, apply KVL. For Ohm’s Law, use mesh currents.

- Net current in element is the a3. Solve equations. Solve for variables of interest.

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Ex. Find current in 8- resistor using mesh analysis. Ans: 3 A

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Find the current Io.

Ans: i1=2.25, i2=.75, i3=1.5, Io=1.5

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Mesh Analysis with Current Sources

Case 1. Current source only in one mesh mesh current must equal source.

Example

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Case 2. Current source between two meshes

• Express the two mesh current in terms of each other net current to the current source is equal to the source.– By “inspection” or– By applying KCL

• Apply KVL for the supermesh to “avoid” the current source.

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Find the current in each resistor.

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Nodal Analysis by Inspection

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Mesh Analysis by Inspection

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Set up all nodal equations by inspection.

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Set up all mesh equations by inspection.