Hello!
This is an exercise which my Electrotecnics I course teacher gave me weeks ago:
Find the current in the branches of the circuit and the tension in its elements with:
a) Kirchhoff's circuit laws (Current and Voltage Law) -- from what I read on the internet I think this method is called the Branch Current method.
b) Mesh current method
c) Nodal voltage analysis
So basically, we must find the current and voltage each time with a different method, and the results should be the same every time.
I solved the circuit with all the 3 methods, I checked the arithmetic and the logic and started the calculations from scratch dozens of times, and still the results aren't the same. For every method I use, I get a completely different set of results which aren't even close with each other. I tried a QUCS simulation of the circuit and the values don't correspond with either of the results of the 3 methods.
Please help me! I don't know what I'm doing wrong!
Thanks in advance!
Elton.
This is an exercise which my Electrotecnics I course teacher gave me weeks ago:
Find the current in the branches of the circuit and the tension in its elements with:
a) Kirchhoff's circuit laws (Current and Voltage Law) -- from what I read on the internet I think this method is called the Branch Current method.
b) Mesh current method
c) Nodal voltage analysis
So basically, we must find the current and voltage each time with a different method, and the results should be the same every time.
I solved the circuit with all the 3 methods, I checked the arithmetic and the logic and started the calculations from scratch dozens of times, and still the results aren't the same. For every method I use, I get a completely different set of results which aren't even close with each other. I tried a QUCS simulation of the circuit and the values don't correspond with either of the results of the 3 methods.
Please help me! I don't know what I'm doing wrong!
Thanks in advance!
Elton.