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    The document discusses steps for mesh analysis of electrical circuits: 1) Identify meshes and name associated mesh currents. 2) Write branch currents in terms of mesh currents. 3) Write KVL equations for each mesh. 4) Solve simultaneous equations to find mesh currents. 5) Use mesh currents to solve the original circuit. An example applies these steps to determine the current Io in a circuit using mesh 1, mesh 2, and mesh 3 equations.

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    The document discusses steps for mesh analysis of electrical circuits: 1) Identify meshes and name associated mesh currents. 2) Write branch currents in terms of mesh currents. 3) Write KVL equations for each mesh. 4) Solve simultaneous equations to find mesh currents. 5) Use mesh currents to solve the original circuit. An example applies these steps to determine the current Io in a circuit using mesh 1, mesh 2, and mesh 3 equations.

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    The document discusses steps for mesh analysis of electrical circuits: 1) Identify meshes and name associated mesh currents. 2) Write branch currents in terms of mesh currents. 3) Write KVL equations for each mesh. 4) Solve simultaneous equations to find mesh currents. 5) Use mesh currents to solve the original circuit. An example applies these steps to determine the current Io in a circuit using mesh 1, mesh 2, and mesh 3 equations.

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    Lecture: 04

    Mesh Analysis-II
    Mesh analysis
    Steps to be followed:

    • Identify the meshes. Let “m” be the number of meshes.


    • Name the meshes as 1, 2, 3, …, (m) and their associated mesh currents are I1,
    I2, I3, …. , Im .
    • Assume the mesh currents either in CW or in CCW direction. Preferably in all
    the meshes consider in a particular direction.
    • Write the branch currents in terms of mesh currents.
    • Write the equation (as per KVL and Ohms law) for each mesh.
    • Solve the (m) simultaneous equations for finding the mesh currents, I1, I2, I3,
    …. , Im.
    • Using these mesh currents, the circuit can be solved.
    Mesh analysis

    planar circuits: Circuits that can be drawn on a flat


    surface with no crossovers

    the sum of voltages around mesh


    A is

    An example mesh
    Determine current Io in the circuit of Fig. using mesh analysis.

    Applying KVL to mesh 1, we obtain

    Applying KVL to mesh 2, we obtain


    For mesh 3, I3 = 5.

    put in matrix form


    Super Mesh Analysis

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