Nodal Analysis (Solved Problem 1)

Network Theory: Solved Question on Nodal Analysis
Topics discussed:
1) Solved problem on nodal analysis.
2) Developing nodal equations for the given network.
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You really deserve appreciation sir... Thankyou V3/r4 - I +(v3 -v1)/R5 =0

[@yadindinen1633]

is this the correct ans?

[@mdshadab364]

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[@qemmm11]

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[@sayan486]

(V3-V1)/R5 -I +V3/R4=0

[@durgathanniru6603]

Yes i too got same equation

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(V3-V1)/R5-I+(V3-0)/R4

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(v3-v1)/r5-I+v3/r4

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[@obaidbaba2848]

Kcl at node 3: V3-V1÷5 +V3÷4 -i

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[@tasneematurash1160]

Hello. Can you plz help me to understand that why is i3 has a direction downward? should not it be i3=i1+i2?

[@qemmm11]

Thanks Sir 😊 (v1-v/r1)+(v1-v2)/r2+(v1-v3)/r5=0...(1) (v2/r3)+(v2-v1)/r2=-I..(2) (v3/r4)+(v3-v1)/r5=I..(3) (30 secs)

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[@praseethavijayakumar1694]

Thank u for the lectures sir, but may I know how the equations will be if I try solving it using mesh analysis?

[@circuitsanalytica4348]

In mesh analysis, all terms will be voltage terms like V1 - VR1 - VR2 - VR3 =0

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[@compineering]

How do we know that all V1 currents go outward? Sorry! I'm new to this topic

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[@prajwal4245]

While applying KCL to v3 u havent considered the incoming current I

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[@sagnikghosh7177]

How will we identify which one is reference and non reference node???

[@francisalbin1729]

((v3 - v1)/R5) - I1 + (v3/R4) = 0 sir is it correct

[@tanzimesha9726]

so can I randomly take current directions at each nodes?

[@cznburak7916]

@neso academy sir if there was not r1 will there be node v1???

[@latabisht4896]

What if we consider the V2 has highest potential?

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[@coganglenchangtrai6521]

Why the between voltage source and R1 no is modes, i'm hesitate it

[@nishitlugun8394]

There's a voltage source just below R1. Current I31 should be (V3-V1)-V/R5?

[@amitmahato4876]

Nope we are writing the KVL equation from V3 to V1 node , so there no chance of coming V in between.

[@jeruplasanthosh1606]

(v3-v1/r5) - i+(v3-0/r4)

[@armor5019]

i have a doubt can it be (v3 - v)/4 in stead of (v3-0)/4

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@@armor5019 of course the value of V is 0

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[@keerthanamageshwaran9076]

Do we want to consider that the currents must to be always flowing out from the node ...???

[@circuitsanalytica4348]

No, for a node, current may be incoming or outgoing....

[@bhargavivuggina6966]

How can we say that the current is incoming or outgoing

[@Bikkulove]

More questions on nodal plz

[@EATW]

check nodal analysis problem

[@cromwellhopilos5930]

Hello, your videos helped me a lot. May I ask, if I solve this problem using mason rule (sfg), how to connect vi to vo with R5? It is two forward path?

[@OptimisticSamina]

Why voltage at a point is maximum if currents are leaving that point.. Only bcz of this reason the whole thing is doubtful for me..

[@sarvampatel8943]

It's becoz the current flow is always from high voltage to low voltage!!

[@Akhil77773]

v3-v1/r5 -i+v3/r4=0 is it ok or not

[@EATW]

nodal analysis steps wise

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[@menglimarrero4296]

i1, i2, i3 how come they are all going out the node?

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Sir how many days takes network theory to complete whole syllabus.

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Haha i complete network theory from zero in 10 hrs😂

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V3-V1/R5 -I + V3/R4

[@prashanthmj8]

V3-v1/r5-i+v3/r4

[@keerthim7149]

Sir At node 1 actually one current is flowing into and the two currents are leaving why you have mentioned that all the currents are leaving

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Watch the first lecture on Nodal Analysis.

[@armor5019]

he has taken the currents outgoing so that in answer if we get negative ans , we can simply tell the current is in opp direction

[@saideepthi2910]

(V3- V1)/R5+I+(V3-0)/R4=0

[@killergamer7125]

-i + (V3 - V1)/R5 + V3/R4

[@noway1365]

(v3-v1)/r5 + (v3-v2-I) + v3/r4

[@Manicrover]

8:54 >> (v3-v1)/R5+v3/R4=I

[@Khizar_Ansari]

I don't understand the current direction through nodes

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Osm

[@PamudurthyAkhila]

(v3-v1)/r5+v3/r4-i

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(V3-V1)/R5 -I +V3/R4

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V3-v1/5-i+v3/4

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(V3-v1)/R5-I+(V3-0)/R4=0

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v3-v1/r5-I+v3-0/r4

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(v3-v1)/r5 -I+(v3-0)/r4👈

[@mn3566]

Why do we always consider that current is leaving from node..

[@tradeindia23]

Because we consider that potential is higher than other node...if we consider V3 than we assume that V3 is higher than V2&V3. & As per rule current always goes from higher potential to lower potential....

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[@ambaradhikari7425]

(v3-v1)/r5 -I +v3/r4=0

[@princetomar4545]

-I +v3/r4+v3-v1/r5