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& Definitions 1.2. Mesh Current Analysis 1.3, Number of Mesh Equations Required to Solve the Given Network 1.4. Cramer's Rule to Solve Mesh Currents ; Driving Point Impedance and Transfer Impedance 1.6. Super Mesh Technique 1.7. Node Voltage Analysis | 1.8. Node Voltage Equations in Matrix Form | 1.2 Cramer's Rule to Soive Node Voltage Equations | 1.10. Driving Point Admittance and Transfer Admittance | 1.11. solved Problems on Nodal Analysis : 4.12. Super Node Technique 1@2. Duality of a Network it omnes cova ents nee! isa! asalaimpte moet Bran is paid cies ESOP cose path i ested se stop, ‘DMESHA toup yhich does aot contain ots: A ATA an the Joop (rope wit isl 0 “Je apr erm inp andmeshané eynooymsy ise The mesh cuttent analysis isan usefl \echiique'to solve the eivents in voice clement of cut The mesh analysis prefered ifthe cette enced by vol Current through varicits elemenis are unknown. . ; In mesh analysis theindcpendent creme ylved by wring Kichhofls volte law (KVL) equations for various ineshesin the try a eenaialiatiinisi ee 3. Number of Mesh Equations Required to Solve the even Network Z Inf general, a-cifcuit with 'B’ number of branches and 1S nuniocr of nodes inluding the reference node, then the number of independent mesh equations MBN 1 Being the minh nh ens ‘stile lessent or voor elem Comtion, ee Wheiw ever cutraat divided treat thal point a anode! Wai as Fronibiapk thr: {The-niamber ot me Solution: The v0. of mesh equations wequi Med ph msnen ny oy 8 branches a2 44 nate lh currents Fi Fig (0h p consists of we source assume the directign ow tlvection of source ee EEN °F onvenience, we can assign polarities for Fogative as shown in fig. () ebwork X jo 7 a Lf acl Solution: Fis (by al | Fig. (3): < : vw many mesh current equatior i ns are required for the following ‘Step-2: Apply KVL foreach loop ofthe citcuit to get mesh eurrentequatio zs , 1-3-1. Meth Curent Equations n Matix Form i gion tecee i SEE wes crrent qtr fc ce itn ahcluhiageenee en t tep-1 urrents. in each ledp of the circuit if mesh Zak, +2 + 2)My+ Zyl, V2 ° (ie 2qly +Z3(ls +13) +Zlly—h) =0 (01) Serre 3 yh, +Zaly + (2, +Z5+Z My =0 ach event om emi of try 1h Pg: Aranging hearths inte ma are _ ——— Aanya's WG Pubicaane START Publications Network Analysis. i 6 aS mes Curren and Node Vikan Ayes Me temand Node Ry 2G AN) |S = eins gu Be dislelys Thy Tat ope isthe [sri of em Pe wns etn |} spat : ne cA ns nes carrents.1 128-2, Gale of Mash Carver: B xl power dissed ete ceo ay element of «gen mor | Nat Cais Fag re me network sawn in fig. bi, belie Pe ae Fang gh Ze ont cence Consider the circuit shawn in sre bein Thos weneed fo soe the mss current hy on is ! e Fig 1 I «By applying KVL for cet loop, we obtain she fll Zt Zab = or the first mesh; current J, is equal te the snorcecitrent lg: For the reining meshes, verte the usual'mesh curren equations. Bh 292 For oon - og 0) 1.3.3. Mesh current equations by inspection meshes Zs 1 The mesh current equations for a threemesh ners ors oka niahnst . AD tEsly ee 2 tea e @ e ig) eZaths +W)2%5 ase vein he mites orm as ols + (Zo + Baia V5 ' a Ve-(on) 2hy @ ip called sell amipesiance of loop one 2 an 7. ie impedances ia hw self anpedances of Fils + Zaks 47 ZN : Lele ir Fa 4 Bails Fabs Maanya'e MGA Publications ~Wetwork Analysis ‘Mesh Current and Nod and " cmon the mesh eutrents tan m slance Fetween loops Land 2 I fallaws that 23) ~ 73) mutual impedance between loops Land 3 otherwise negative sign is used seul the mesh current passes form herwise negative sign is used id iF the sour 's used if drives against the mesh current. 7.4 Cramer's Rule to Solve Mesh Currents wvn mesh currents by using determinants, ee (ait Zi Zi Te] i] a | lb) LMJ Vs Zo ZZ Ve 2: rents pass through the drives in the direction of the ‘Network Analysis Mesh Current a 1.5. Driving Point Impedance and Transfer Impedance _ + Driving Point Impedance: The driving point impedance oF input impedance detinesi os the ratio ofthe applied voitage ¥) to the resulting current yi the same mesh Also, pate an + Transfer Impedance: The transfer impedance is defined as the ratio of a driving voltage in one mesh to the resulting current in another mesh all other sources being set equal to zero, For example, Super mesh showing TT te dotted ine Fig. 12 + A more general technique for mesh analysis, when a current source ts conn tivo meshes, involves the concept of a super mesh, Maanya’s W.G.B Publications " 4 Ss qneshes RAC haYe @ ctbteAl source as ay amemen © Super mesh: Qi 7 cumeht sdurcmitreoininon SFr meh oie WR epabr - © Finally, the cametratnt equation 1 ote idl 14 ince ! J ; ier | | ! +The ave thee quan bre + Mesh Curent Sooree sling, fhe above simultarenss sAyeana fnoprain Hg. day below. find the ss +c meshes. Mes! dino mmarked tn the clack wise divectior lestiper mesh is shown as dated ewe) and @ | HB. ©. # The 1A cuitent Source is Pemeved from the Circuit” diagram. then applying the. KVL around the dotted path which defines the super mesh, using criginal mesh currents 2s shown in fig (c).-we find that 4 solution: : + The 5A current source is in common boundary of hwo J 7 owns: domed ies infig (and) he rah Yo is removed from the cirelt diagram, : ane cae U6 ‘Then appiving KVL around the dotted path, which dete ’ uA original nwsh coments as shown in fig), we find tha “* " : . 10> My Miy~ ¥ . For mesh 3, the KVL equation : . is T 7 . pinaty, te constrains equation 8 (4-4 ae ee D , rmen therabove three equations may ‘Waariva's WIG 8 Fbileations 2 meee Pubiieation current and Node V ine ont Equation Fig. (by Fig. (6) Determine the current in the 50 resistor inthe network shown in (a) below : Solution: S0=104h) “Hay rhb) C0") Ist, 101 ~S13 = 50 Mesh Curront and Node We Fig. (0) «+ rom the second and third meshes, we can form a super mesh, and removing 2 A current source as shown in Fig (®) below. 10(Ty =H) +2ly + Uy +545 =15I, +1213 +61 =0 (0°) a + The current source is equal to the difference between I and Il mesh currents ic, Ip-=2A + Solving equations (2), @) and @) we have 1 =1999A, lp =17338, by =15338 4 Thecurrentin the 50 resistor is y-Hy=1999-1533 460A «+ Theriore, the curentin the 58 resistor is 4.668, ampere WEB Pobicalions TTT 8 Watwork Analysis 3) PROBLEMS. Jf SUNY BS @ S 2 @ wir levees . Fe © FQ Maven eT de cetee sg REREEEIER write the mesh current dquations fo the circ chown betpw su sa eaAcamen eal ae 50, WW | DB 2 tal <40.z0 Shy JS(ls 5145 hos Sy aS U0 edb —ASTs Sho sh 8s! Sy eA «5 =0 . Tesh’ FirrenP eqizatibne thie gee ercork dot sane Wark shown in figure below, Write the ‘mesh current Sauations an. arrange them in matriv fore Solution: By applying KVL foreach lap we obtain mesh equations a follows a Ey 22) 445 + 1a) 54h, +) =10.20" Solutio: (on (73 481g +51; < 1020 4 Step I echlain mesh coment equations 314, +5, —Ip)=0 ty 101s +4541 +4) +(2—12y1; —14) «508 4,3 r 0 wo 351,121,213) 520) “ Sy-1))= 10230! Fu +85 +4 (5-ly 16h, = 10.220" @ bm (7-229, 10290 ° bone [FRearanging above equations in the mates form as " y so) 8 sys lozo ss 2-19) ca Waiwari Analysis (G6 Publications mesh Currant and Nee Vohone Ray mmm ih =30 Sab GS —__ tai tosh Cure an Node Vitec i summits 1 Therefore wehave ta ARH only =o BeaBpaNEKM er toon on z Rate Me set Me Hye ty “Up sithitutang die vatuez ar . foe ree Sits — Ih =10 ean 2 at Yan —. - 2 ye 230 +1))=5 10 . we : tyes Te cumente i <1 : 4, ws " > cionte $1085 hy 204.1, 3A : aed - 2) The pow absorbed by 50 roaster 5 aren he abowewiations the mates form = Baa TR =O) 012 a= a) 85 =P 5 =8500W : “the power absorbied by the 50 resltor is Pag =(0, +12)

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