24a - Solved Examples on Superposition Theorem (NEW)

In this video, the concept of superposition theorem is explained. Superposition theorem states that: In a linear network containing more than one source, the current through or voltage across any branch can be found by considering each source separately and adding their effects.
I = Ia + Ib, V = Va + Vb

short circuit voltage sources
open circuit current sources

0.00 Intro Superposition Theorem
01:25 Example 1
10:00 Example 2

Solve Examples on Thevenin's Theorem

Thevenin's Theorem Concept with Solved Examples

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[OsazuwaEro]

This is amazing...Finally understood this theorem🎉..Thank you..very clear and simple to the point..

[i.amKeke_]

Explained something that my lecture failed to explain in 2 days, in 20 minutes.🙌

[botwekwameclifford]

Thank you sir
You made it clear for me

[Nocturnes]

Quick question please: At 18:20 why are you not doing 4/14 x 0, 7778A? Confused on why you are using the 10ohm resistor with the current division rule?

[wjschundy]

This is a godsend for the FE mechanical! Thanks!

[keletsoleburu]

Great video sir...but on the second example..is it wrong if we consider the current I4' that's acting downwards to be negative and the one acting upwards I4'' to be positive?

[brightdzemwa]

Good example .., just a quick question when we now considering 9A current supply do we include the 3ohms resistor since the voltage source is now short cct

[fatimaqatar]

Hello. Excuse me from where can I find these questions to practice on which website?

[zuleighapatel]

Also for example 1, where the current in 8 ohm is 4.5A, is it 4.5A because the current divides equally? Would the current always divide equally where it splits into two paths only?

[agyeijohnakuoko]

In the first example why was the other current considered to be negative . Is there any trick to help me identify it.

[xushenchong]

May i ask why 3ohm and 6ohm are parallel but 8 ohm and 10 ohm are series

[zuleighapatel]

Why is the current in example 2, where current source is replaced, why does the resistance of 7.87... ohm have the same current for the 5 ohm

[yogeshchauhan]

At example 2nd how can the current which flows from eqvivalent of 3 resistor be flowing through 4ohm?

[zykbydz]

Why cant i get the voltage of the 8 ohm resistor using the mesh method? No matter how many times i tried im just getting wrong numbers

[samueladdai]

What if the two resistors which the 9A is passing through have different resistance

[hujav]

sir in minute 15.53 i think it should rather (5//4)+10. As the current is coming from resistance 10, and that current is the one that's shared between resistance 4 and 5.

[leejohnson]

how could i find the current for r1, if i have 3 resistors 2 in parallel and one series?

[safaoua]

in the fisrt example is it okey to find -3A?

[khalid]

is the current moving leftalways negative or an assumption

[NiisExperience]

Why didn’t you use current divider rule when 9v acts alone to find current through the 8ohms resistor because the step you used was a little unclear to me