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Circuit Analysis Techniques and Network Theorems Mesh Analysis and The Concept of Supermesh Mesh
Circuit Analysis Techniques and Network Theorems Mesh Analysis and The Concept of Supermesh Mesh
Circuit Analysis Techniques and Network Theorems Mesh Analysis and The Concept of Supermesh Mesh
Network Theorems
V1 , V2 . . . . Vn = algebraic sum of
all voltage sources in a mesh
Mesh Analysis and the Concept of
R11 , R22 . . .RNN = sum of all
Supermesh resistance in a mesh
R12 , R22 . . .RN = common or
Mesh mutual resistance between two meshes
I1 , I2 . . . . . . .IN = mesh currents
It is a loop which does not contain
any other loops within it.
1. Draw a current loop for each 3. Make another equation involving the
mesh. All mesh currents must be in the current source / sources and the
same or uniform in direction (clockwise assigned circulating mesh currents.
or counterclockwise).
2. Formulate mesh equations
following the pattern. For an n-mesh
network, we have n-mesh equations.
3. Solve for the unknown mesh
current by applying techniques
involved in evaluating linear equations.
Equation Pattern: