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Abstract: The experiment is about to demonstrate mesh and nodal analysis using qwd

0= -320I1-320I2+970I3 I3=1.524mA

Resistor Resistance Current Voltage

1 980Ω 3.068mA 3.00V
2 320Ω 1.554mA 0.49V
3 970Ω 1.554mA 1.51V
4 330Ω 1.514mA 0.50V
5 320Ω 0.010mA 3.2mV
6 980Ω 1.524mA 1.49V
Table 2: Mesh Results

Nodal Anaysis:

742600Va-323400Vb-313600Vc= 528000

970Va-2260Vb+970Vc = 0

Anaysis:

742600Va-323400Vb-313600Vc= 528000

970Va-2260Vb+970Vc = 0

Anaysis:

742600Va-323400Vb-313600Vc= 528000

970Va-2260Vb+970Vc = 0

313600Va+323400Vb-wawd742600Vc = 0

Va = 1.994V

Vb = 1.497V

Vc = 1.494V

Resistor Resistance Current Voltage

1 980Ω 3.068mA 3.00V
2 320Ω 1.553mA 0.50V
3 970Ω 1.525 mA 1.48V
4 330Ω 1.514mA 0.50V
5 320Ω 0.010mA 3.2mV
6 980Ω 1.524mA 1.49V
Table 3: Nodal Results
 I. CONCLUSION

Based on the this experiment , it can be concluded that both methods are used to find current or voltage in a
particular branch of an electrical circuit , but using nodal analysis we can find easily node voltages thereby by
current using node voltage and by using mesh analysis we can find current in a particular branch. Nodal analysis
is best suited when there are current sources whereas mesh analysis is best suited when energy sources are
voltage sources rather than current sources. In both the methods needs minimum number of equations need to be
written to know the unknown quantities.

Acknowledgment

The authors would like to thank you to all staff and the others students who had contributed in this study. This
project is supported by Prof. Abdul Halim Ali , lecturer in Unikl British Malaysian Institute.

REFERENCES

(1) Marcelo Godoy Simes; Felix A. Farret,”analysis of electric circuit with mesh and nodal” 2017.
(2) Electronic Letter ”generalisation of mesh and nodal analysis” 1969, Volume: 5, Issue: 16 Pages: 365 –
366.
(3) I. Dudurytch; V. Gudym, Transactions on Power System” Mesh-nodal network analysis” 1999,
Volume: 14 Issue: 4Pages: 1375 – 1381.
(4) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nodal_analysis
(5) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesh_analysis
(6) https://www.coursehero.com/file/7010208/mesh-and-nodal-analysis/
(7) Robert L. Boylestad ,”Introductory Circuit Analysis”, Prentice Hall, 12th Edition, New York, 2010,
ISBN 9780137146666.

awd

Abstract: The experiment is about to demonstrate 2 320Ω 1.554mA 0.49V

mesh and nodal analysis using qwd 3 970Ω 1.554mA 1.51V
4 330Ω 1.514mA 0.50V
0= -320I1-320I2+970I3 I3=1.524mA 5 320Ω 0.010mA 3.2mV
6 980Ω 1.524mA 1.49V
Resistor Resistance Current Voltage
Table 2: Mesh Results
1 980Ω 3.068mA 3.00V
 The authors would like to thank you to all staff and
the others students who had contributed in this
Nodal Anaysis: study. This project is supported by Prof. Abdul
Halim Ali , lecturer in Unikl British Malaysian
742600Va-323400Vb-313600Vc= 528000 Institute.
970Va-2260Vb+970Vc = 0

Anaysis: REFERENCES
742600Va-323400Vb-313600Vc= 528000 (8) Marcelo Godoy Simes; Felix A.
Farret,”analysis of electric circuit with
970Va-2260Vb+970Vc = 0 mesh and nodal” 2017.
(9) Electronic Letter ”generalisation of mesh
Anaysis:
and nodal analysis” 1969, Volume: 5,
742600Va-323400Vb-313600Vc= 528000 Issue: 16 Pages: 365 – 366.
(10) I. Dudurytch; V. Gudym, Transactions on
970Va-2260Vb+970Vc = 0 Power System” Mesh-nodal network
analysis” 1999, Volume: 14 Issue: 4Pages:
1375 – 1381.
(11) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nodal_analy
313600Va+323400Vb-wawd742600Vc = 0 sis
(12) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesh_analys
Va = 1.994V is
(13) https://www.coursehero.com/file/7010208
Vb = 1.497V /mesh-and-nodal-analysis/
(14) Robert L. Boylestad ,”Introductory Circuit
Vc = 1.494V Analysis”, Prentice Hall, 12th Edition,
New York, 2010, ISBN 9780137146666.
Resistor Resistance Current Voltage
1 980Ω 3.068mA 3.00V
2 320Ω 1.553mA 0.50V
3 970Ω 1.525 mA 1.48V
4 330Ω 1.514mA 0.50V
5 320Ω 0.010mA 3.2mV
6 980Ω 1.524mA 1.49V
Table 3: Nodal Results

II. CONCLUSION

Based on the this experiment , it can be

concluded that both methods are used to find
current or voltage in a particular branch of an
electrical circuit , but using nodal analysis we can
find easily node voltages thereby by current using
node voltage and by using mesh analysis we can
find current in a particular branch. Nodal analysis
is best suited when there are current sources
whereas mesh analysis is best suited when energy
sources are voltage sources rather than current
sources. In both the methods needs minimum
number of equations need to be written to know the
unknown quantities.

Acknowledgment