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    HIGHER TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE (HTI)

    Circuit theory
    (MTE 111)
    Prerequisite, PHY 002

    Dr. Ahmed Said


    Dr. Tarek Abbas

    Lecture 4
    Mesh Analysis: Basic Concepts:

     In formulating mesh analysis we assign a mesh


    current to each mesh.

     Mesh currents are sort of fictitious in that a particular


    mesh current does not define the current in each branch
    of the mesh to which it is assigned.

    I1 I2 I3
    R1 R2
    V1 _ + _
    + V2
    +
    + +
    VA VL1 Rx VB
    _ I1 _
    I2 _

    Around mesh 1:

    I1 R1 + (I1 − I 2 )RX = VA

    so, ( R1 + RX ) I1 − RX I 2 = VA
    R1 R2
    V1 _ + _
    + V2
    +
    + +
    VA VL1 Rx VB
    _ I1 _
    I2 _

    Around mesh 2 we have

    ( I 2 − I1 ) RX + I 2 R2 = −VB

    or − RX I1 + ( RX + R2 ) I 2 = − VB
    ( R1 + RX ) I1 − RX I 2 = VA Eq 7.5

    − RX I1 + ( RX + R2 ) I 2 = −VB Eq 7.6

    We can easily solve these equations for I1 and I2.


    Solve the circuit by mesh analysis and find the current Ix and the voltage across R2.
    IS1=I1=2A
    IS2=−I3=4A
    Solve the circuit and find the power of sources:

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