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ES103: Introduction To Electrical Systems: Tutorial 1: DC Circuit Steady State Analysis: Node and Mesh Analysis

This document provides an introduction to DC circuit steady state analysis using node and mesh analysis. It includes 9 examples of calculating equivalent resistances, power dissipation, node voltages, and mesh currents in various circuits. The examples use figures of circuits along with the given calculation and answer for practice of node and mesh analysis techniques.

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ES103: Introduction To Electrical Systems: Tutorial 1: DC Circuit Steady State Analysis: Node and Mesh Analysis

This document provides an introduction to DC circuit steady state analysis using node and mesh analysis. It includes 9 examples of calculating equivalent resistances, power dissipation, node voltages, and mesh currents in various circuits. The examples use figures of circuits along with the given calculation and answer for practice of node and mesh analysis techniques.

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ES103: Introduction to Electrical Systems

Tutorial 1: DC Circuit Steady State Analysis: Node and Mesh analysis

1. Calculate the equivalent resistance Req between terminal a and b of the given circuit in Figure 1.
{Ans: 59.8 Ω}
2. Find the power dissipated by 4Ω resistor in Figure 2. Apply network reduction technique.
{Ans: 80.1μW}

Figure 2
Figure 1
3. Using nodal analysis, find v0 for the circuit shown in Figure 3. {Ans: v0 = 50 V }
4. Obtain vo in the given circuit of Figure 4 using nodal analysis. {Ans: v0 = 12 V }

Figure 3 Figure 4

5. Determine the node voltage v1 in


the circuit shown in Figure 5 using
node analysis.

{Ans: v1= 1.071V}

Figure 5
6. Find the node voltages for the circuit shown in Figure 6.

{Ans: v1 = 4.97 V,
v2 = 4.85 V,
v3 = –0.12 V}

Figure 6
7. Using the mesh analysis, find the
current I0 in the circuit shown in
Figure 7.

{Ans: = – 6.375 A}

Figure 7
8. Find the mesh currents i1, i2, i3 in the network shown in Figure 8.
{Ans: i1 = 2 mA,
i2 = 6 mA, i3 = 2mA}

Figure 8
9. Determine v0 and i0 using the mesh
analysis in the circuit shown in
Figure 9.
{Ans: i0 = - 4.48 A,
v0 = - 1075 V}

Figure 9

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