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The art of mesh analysis Because i cant be arsed to revise for the exam tomorrow ive come up with an idea that could benefit me and also you guys :) This is mesh analysis A mesh is a closed loop(starting at a node and returning along that same node without passing through an intermediary node Basically mesh analysis is a powerful way to calculate and analysis circuits ok first and foremost we need a circuit to work from and here it is sorry about the quality of the drawing Ive used paint :( to clarify the values of the components: R1 = 4 Ohms R2 = 4 Ohms R3 = 6 Ohms R4 = 8 Ohms V = 12 volts I = 1 Ampere basically we will divide up the circuit into three loops loop one is the box containing the voltage source and the 2 resisters that's V12 , R3 and R4 so using the algebraic formula we put all the values together so ......v12=R3(I2-I3) - R4(12-13) what we want to find is the unknown value of the current we've got the resistance and the voltage v12=R3(I2-I3) - R4(12-13) ^ ^ ^ we rewrite it but this time with the values in R3 = 6 Ohms R4 = 8 Ohms V = 12 volts I1,I2,I3...Unknown V12=R2(I2-I3) - R4 we then move everything we know to the right and everything we dont know to the left PUT THE VALUES IN and this is what you get v12 = 6(I2)-6(I3) - 8(12) - 8 we then move everything we know to the right and everything we dont know to the left so 20 = 14I2 - 6 I3 Thats the equation complete for loop 1 now loop 2 the values R1 = 4 Ohms R2 = 4 Ohms R3 = 6 Ohms because there isn't any source we take it as 0 0=R2(I3) + R1 (I3-I1) + R3 (I3-I2) PUT THE VALUES IN and we get 0=4(I3) + 4(I3) - 4 + 6(I3) - 6(I2) the left over 4 from I3 will be treated like a source because we cannot have 0 as a value it wouldn't work move all the known values to the right and the unknown to the left you get 4 = 14(13) - 6(I2)........ loop 2 now this bit is where i always struggle because my maths is pants:rollseyes .....to find the current through R2 we simply use simultaneous equation to derive the current through resistor 3 20 = 14 I2 - 6 I3 4 = - 6 I2 - 14 I2 ---------------- 14/6 gives you 2.3333333333 you multiply the bottom to get it to look like the top 4 = - 6 I2 - 14 I2 >>>>>will become this >>>>>9.333333332 = 14 - 32.66666666 20 = 14 I2 - 6 I3 9.333333332 = 14 I2 - 32.66666666I3 canceled 20 = - 6 I3 9.333333332 = - 32.66666666I3 --------------------------------- 10.7 = 26.7 divide 10.7 by 26.7 to get I3 10.7/26.7=0.4007ampere I3=0.4007 and that's mesh analysis other members who are doing the same or similar can you guys assist me or the those who are good at maths maybe you guys can help me with the simultaneous bit
The art of mesh analysis
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