Mesh Current Problems in Circuit Analysis - Electrical Circuits Crash Course - Beginners Electronics

Learn how to solve mesh current circuit problems. In this electronic circuits course, you will learn how to write down the mesh current equations and solve for the currents in each branch of the circuit.

This electronics lesson shows how to walk around each mesh loop of the circuit and add up the voltage drops around the path. This is the central point of mesh analysis and is very easy to do once you learn and practice the technique..

[AsherPR]

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[WestVision]

your a very good teacher. I love how you always review everything you do after a few steps. Im struggling a little in class to keep up because we just keep continuing through the problems with little to no review.

[mrzach]

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[slabjr]

Great Video! The only thing I would suggest is showing more detail on how to solve the matrix without a calculator. Can't leave out Crammers Rule.

[grantstidham]

FINALLLY, A USEFUL EXAMPLE
So many of the examples online are so simple that they do not hit very important small details about the mesh current method, so that you really only know how to apply it for single-loop circuits

[orlandomcallister]

I sincerely hope that students take full advantage of your lessons to enhance their learning in engineering programs throughout the world.

[MWONLINEGAMER]

thank you so much. I couldn't figure out for ages where the (ia-ib) was coming from but now I actually understand.

[budhabiya]

Nice explaination thx, but im wondering about 100 voltage why its negative while its rise !!! Should be plus i think. Thank u very much.

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[thebassofmontecristo]

You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. :) Thanks for such a classy and clear explanation!

[Flintsmooth]

I noticed that circuit is actually a bridge, with the 10 ohm resistor as the center. I've been trying to analyze a bridge with no luck, (I think I'm making errors), anyway I applied thevenins theorem to the center resistor and came up with 45.8v th and 13 ohms th and it all worked out! Thanks a bunch!

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[MathAndScience]

Hi, to calculate the matrix inverse is a fairly involved process. The inverse in this problem is correct. I recommend that you study up on how to invert matrices. I have many tutorials on that!

[tnekkc]

U of WA, EE dept 1975, we had to learn this by reading a book. In all my years of designing power supplies, I never used mesh equations once.

[lauramcuervo]

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[ncape]

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[kaycortez]

your way better than my teacher, finally understood it <3