10 - Intro to Mesh Current Circuit Analysis (EE Circuits)

In this lesson, the student will learn about the mesh current method of circuit analysis. In this method, the circuit is broken into several meshes where a current inside of each mesh is assigned. We then write a system of linear equations that describe the entire circuit in terms of these mesh currents.

Once the mesh currents are found, any other voltages or currents in the circuit can be easily calculated. This is a central method of circuit theory and is used for many circuits where the node voltage method is cumbersome to use.

[caominhhungtran]

41.5 mins with your instructions are much better than a week asking my professor and him not even wanting to explain!

[victorjimenez]

8 mins in and wow. I wish my professors taught as well as you do. I’m a Senior ChemE student dying in a basic ECE class. Bless you sir

[josephh.]

This guy is incredibly good to explain complicated things simple. Thank you Jason the Professeur

[ALEX-grdx]

I've used a lot of youtube tutorials youre the best teacher whether its engineering circuits or Laplace transform or any topic for that matter.

[aaronstaana]

This saved my butt studying mesh analysis during this online classes

[LORDzFX]

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You saved my exams 🙏
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[OpoytuniOpo-ugcg]

The best teacher on here like a modern day Rutherford

[rods]

Thanks very much for this. It helped me confirm Hafler circuit operation for audio that I had worked out in Excel using just ohms law.
Basically the same CCT but, AC generators not DC, and 2Ω and 4Ω res are 0Ω and others are 8Ω(speakers)
I did electronic engineering 40 year ago!
I then used your matrix method and also discovered that Excel has built in inverse and matrix solving features,
I was so happy when I got the same answers.

[proxy]

Thank you so much. I didn't understand this at all until watching this video. You are an excellent teacher.

[Ajalgai]

You are good teacher who knows how make student understandable

[Windblade]

I really appreciate this video by a lot specially the part when you explain the polarity of the components in mesh analysis because for a very long time I was mixing then up with KVL and it made so confused for a long time. Thank you very much and I hope for pleasant event for you all the time

[IamPhantm]

I’ve been struggling in a mining circuits class and this has helped out a ton!

[TheRandomShow]

Thank you so much! My electronics tutor has no real understanding of this topic so its good to find a lesson taught so clearly

[NEEVURIVENUGOPALREDDY]

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[pranathidevulapally]

This is actually a model of my homework Problem... it's really helped me...🙏👍

[incudust]

at the 11:30 mark u state that + to - is positive and - to + is negative, but it doesnt matter how u use the sign convention. so do u mean i can write in + to - as negative, and a - to + as positive and it wouldnt matter as long as i follow the same sign convention around the whole circuit? Im reading schaums basic electricity 2nd edition and it states that + to - is negative, and - to + is positive.

[yusdobhipakage]

Thanks for the explanation of the formulas which I felt the most and did not know before and now I can understand through his professional explanation. Great sir.

[larslover]

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[isaacaidoo]

Good job Tutor, This is simplicity out of complexity! You do all!,

[neil]

Exactly what they teach in Naval A School. Great material.