Electrical Engineering: Ch 3: Circuit Analysis (14 of 37) Mesh Analysis w/ Voltage & Current Sources

In this video I will find the 2 currents of a circuit with 1 voltage and 1 current source using mesh analysis.

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[Abheyvir]

Even in 2024, when my university professor having a PhD degree from Stanford cannot explain it as simple as you have explained. This chapter was a nightmare in my grade 12 and in AP exam, I literally never understood this... But your explanation is such good that now i can solve any question based on
Thanks a lot for making this materials free.

[pardhasaik]

u are one of the finest teachers I have seen

[daviszvigulis]

Man you are clutching my first semester in Electronics. Great teacher!

[rashmisharma_]

Thanku sir by ur video only i got to know how to solve such type of question in most simple way.Love from India❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻

[ELECTROGYAN]

Thank you professor
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[alpylmaz]

You are a fucking legend sir, there is no one compares with your examples thank you so much

[oussamabaadj]

Hi sir,
I did not understand exactly why we can skip that branch and how can we apply the kvl to the other branches in one equation.

[mokarrommolla]

Dear sir, I watched the mesh analysis by inspection method. I have got a question for you. Can we use the method if there is a dependent voltage source? Thank you so much

[ibrahimberber]

Sir, So it totaly wouldn't matter if we had different resistor at middle, where the 2 Ohm was placed, right?

[champamampa]

is there a way to solve this using just regular mesh method, not supermesh method like in video?just curious?

[mareklewanski]

Hi sir, what happened that you treated circuit with 2 mesh like a 1 mesh circuit?

[obeyrumenda-]

I love you sir thank for teaching circuits

[baburakbas]

i wonder how can we unconsider the current source (tempualery). In video ( )/37) we said the big loop is not a mesh . Could you please explain

[Jorald]

Awesome, thanks. Needed a refresher lol

[simplejack]

This video and the previous one are confusing me...
For example why can't you do next, in the left mesh get an equation: 20-6(I1) + 6x2= 0. And then you get I1 equals 5.3336.
But you get I1 equals -3.2.
So what I'm doing wrong? Aren't all voltages in a mesh supposed to sum up to zero?
Why it is incorrec

[Ireiz]

do we just ignore the 2ohms in the middle?

[aymanabdelhady]

Sir, how is it possible to say that I1+6=I2 since I2 is in the opposite direction of the 6A

[pandeymangg]

Sir can we do these types of questions by the matrix method(by inspection)?

[OmarAhmed-icfw]

How can we solve this problem if we have an additional current source in the 4 ohm resistor branch???

[wyw]

How come if I tried not ignoring the middle branch initially and run the equation like the previous example, I can't get the number correct?