Basics of Network Theory (Solved Problem 5)

Network Theory: Basics of Network Theory (Solved Problem 5)
Topics discussed:
1) The solution of GATE-2000 (ECE) Network Theory problem on Nodal Analysis.
2) GATE-1997 (ECE) Network Theory problem on Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL) as the homework problem.

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[nagamahendrareddybogala]

Select 4v across 2 ohm resistor(because it is parallel to 4v) then apply kvl in 1st loop
4-5-v+4=0 we get v=3v.

[rishabhbahoria]

option A) 3 v is the right answer ( by applying KVL at outer loop).

[soumitrabiswas]

kvl in outer loop (anti-clockwise) 4+4-5-V=0, v=3v

[awesomearchit]

Sir, with due respect I would like to ask you that when will you resume uploading lectures on signal and system?

[naveenkumarandukuri]

Kindly mention the ans for homework problems in upcoming videos.

[saikatkundu]

v=3i
Applying KVL, 5-4-2+3i=0
i=1,
now, v=3i,
v=3 v (ans)

[lucifer-zoys]

I (across first mesh ) = - 1A
V(across 5 ohm resistance ) =3×(-1)=-3 v

[pramodhreddy]

Sir can u put videos on transient analysis

[abdellahdraidi]

Kirchoff V + 5v—4v—4v=0 >> V= +3V.

[mohamedabdimohamed]

by applying kvl the correct answer is -3v