Mesh Analysis for Circuits Explained

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• EN

  @Engineer4Free · 5 years ago · pinned

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• AE

  @AEBDuck · 1 year ago

  Finishing 7 weeks of subjects in 1 day for my exam tomorrow. You are a life saver.

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• KR

  @KRUSE_music · 2 years ago

  For some reason ur voice is really calming eventho im clueless and have a exam in 2 days…

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• EE

  @eengkb · 1 year ago

  Honestly I find following the voltage source to be easier. Going across the 3v clock wise just makes sense. You have a rise of 3v then the resistor drops Xv. It follows what you see on a multi meter with the leads connected. Just my two cents worth.

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• NU

  @nullbeyondo · 1 year ago

  Everyone saying he&apos;s wrong is an idiot. I solved it the same way. And to prove it further, I simulated the circuit on my computer and it literally measured 1.5A, 0.5A, and 2A. Y&apos;all seriously annoying as hell when the good lad is just trying to teach you.

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• AN

  @ankiankituu · 1 year ago

  thx for the video that clears my doubts in mesh analysis

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• TR

  @traviss7740 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQpc2QRFv7Y&amp;t=150">2:30</a> I think you meant to say I2 is going Clockwise, not Counter Clockwise.

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• MA

  @manarsalem1685 · 1 year ago

  thanks for explaining about the current in the middle of two meshes. Other videos were straight saying let&apos;s subtract both currents and I couldn&apos;t understand why we were doing this.

• CA

  @cartoonmaker3424 · 2 months ago

  Thank you bro wonderful explanation

• MA

  @MagnusonX · 5 years ago

  This is so much more fun with phaser impedance elements

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• DR

  @dream_on_channel · 8 months ago

  Loved the explanation and keeping this video

• GH

  @ghrmaykibreab2178 · 2 years ago

  thank you, sir, that explanation would help me a lot.