Supermesh Analysis

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Much appreciated Sir👋 (V-4/1)-2+(V-2/1)=0, 2V=8 V=4 I=(4-2)/1=2A😊

[@chhatrshalsingh389]

I1 and I2 both are flowing in same direction

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[@venkatramansampath]

So, I sub 1 is zero, indicating that no current flows through the 1 ohm resistor.

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[@sitorudong3465]

What is the value of i1 is it equal to Zero ? Please reply 🙏🙏

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[@aashigupta2145]

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[@jaztin21]

I2-I1=2 is still corect since we assume that I1 and 2A is entering the node and I2 is leaving the node that would be I1+2=I2 or I1-I2=-2 or I2-I1=2 :)

[@dr.neerajmisra4774]

I2-I1=2 Because the outer loop current I2-I1 is equal to 2A current source.

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[@sirtonk8107]

Does this idea still remain if there is a dependent current source, but its else where other than in between two meshes

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[@Dheerajsingh0509]

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[@ve-ve5598]

why we exclude common current source while writing kvl equation in supermesh and in node analysis we exclude common voltage source???why

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[@samarthakumar-ik6hj]

What will happen if we take the direction of I2 to be opposite? I am getting the final answer as 0A. Can you please reply Sir?

[@lingoriental1097]

same here

[@anus5965]

I've a dbt tht hw could we substitute without considering the units....if we consider hw 2amps is subtracted from 2v

[@pangchyilean4900]

may i ask why is the resistor on the left side consider as minus 1I1?

[@abhishekbhattacharjee4639]

Is the voice computerised cuz it sounded like that when you first read the definition

[@abhishekbhattacharjee4639]

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[@luisclementeortegasegovia8603]

Excuse me, but you said that in equation 1 currents are equal to voltage. Ohms law says that V = I.R

[@enjoyingyourself]

in the last part I1 and I2 is same i.e. 1Amp

[@hemanthkumar-ll4wq]

i1 and i2 are in same direction but why you take i2 as +ve direction in 2nd equation...

[@mcvrischik9172]

If you focus on the branch with 2 A current source, the I1 is coming down, and i2 is going up in the same direction as that of the current source.

[@nehaltandel8837]

@@mcvrischik9172 but kcl eqn is to be made focussing on a node right?

[@mcvrischik9172]

@@nehaltandel8837 here in this we want to find the relationship between I1 and I2. You can clearly see that the direction of I2 and Current source is same. Hence I2-I1= 2

[@punnashivani779]

Sir I have a doubt pls clarify it in 2nd mesh u took current flow in clockwise direction then in 2nd eqn shouldn't it be +I2 since current is coming from -ve to +ve... ???

[@udaytewary3809]

Here in the 2nd mesh I2 is I and it is flowing from + to - so - I2

[@daffahardhan7087]

sir, Why I2 - I1 = 2 ?? 2A + I2 -I1 = 0 ===> I2 - I1 = -2A

[@saimunsahriar]

What about i1 here?.. Is not it 0?

[@EAshishKumar]

Firstly, theory says - current is same across a series/loop circuit. Then, theory says - while assuming a super mesh, different components in the same series/loop circuit can have different current values. Theory is blunt. (-_-) (-_-)

[@nonconformist865]

What if there is a resistance attached with current source in series?

[@alphasatari]

just for you Resistance won’t affect the value of current source hence resistance in series with current also gets removed.

[@prameelatalupula6416]

There is no current flowing in i1 🤔

[@abc-bg8ip]

Same doubt plz clear my doubt

[@jahidhasanredoy3305]

Sir, why I2 -l1=2? Isn’t it l2-l1=-2?

[@saitamapreetsingh3057]

No ! I2 > I1, therefore I2 - I2 = 2 is correct

[@AnwarHakim-g3p]

how to calculate supermesh analysis if there is resistor in series with the current source?

[@indrapalsingh3524]

Watch the next vid in series

[@priyeshpandey7128]

Bhai mere I1 ki value 0 aari hai

[@pawanraj-vu9wd]

thanks sir

[@hiteshchauhan8280]

How is it possible I1+I2=2 and I2-I1=2 pls explain

[@kaustubhkumar3339]

i1=0

[@Keshavsworld]

Please clear my confusion In normal mesh analysis you used this operation on two equations (I)-2(II) but now you've used addition of these two equations... Only for getting answer we can't consider first case..... Coz i didn't even heard about this thing (I)-2(II) Please help me

[@dinakarvadoni290]

Not understand

[@anjalipal3662]

if voltage source in between two branches then supermesh is apply or not?

[@tesfayeyimam3700]

No

[@chanakyasinha8046]

Mesh analysis is based on sum of all potential in a Mesh... So if a voltage source is there, equation are easily formed, and values will be calculated but how could you treat current source as what potential it is delivering charges?... You have to apply kcl as well... So not a supermesh when voltage source

[@davidriva4047]

How are you having the same current i1 and i2 in the supermesh. Grrrrr.!!!

[@ankitkhatiwada1421]

What if Voltage 2v unavailable i mean If 2v is only given v2

[@Aniverse3]

What if the current source in between consists a resistor?

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Then we will just open our mouth and just look at the question

[@RupayanRoy-b9q]

but then the value of I1 becomes zero... how's that possible?

[@kottavalasaumamaheswari3541]

How

[@saisrikargollamudi7892]

Thank you sir.

[@ajoydas724]

Why current source remove?

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Super

[@Vidhidixit.0.]

Sir isse question me 2 equation samajh nhi ayi

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[@prameelatalupula6416]

Can we take one loop in clock wise and another one in anti clock wise and do we get the same answer

[@swayanshupradhan]

No

[@chanakyasinha8046]

How old are you?

[@lemardelossantos2104]

why won't' I1=-4?

[@lemardelossantos2104]

I used KCL and KVL

[@priyankachauhan5100]

Visibility of the videos is very low....rest the presentation is awesome...i feel the background should not be black.

[@sadikaljarif9635]

wrong i1-i2

[@jai.hs7777]

Neso Academy Sir at 6:16 it is i1-i2

[@Pointless_]

i2 is in the direction of the current flow so it's the larger of the two currents. so we have to get i2 - i1 for the current direction to remain positive

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[@keerthanamageshwaran9076]

Pls solve my doubt u said that both Current and voltage source are considered to be same in this KVL ... Y don't we take the value of 2 A as it is ... ?!!! Pls solve my doubt .... If anyone knew it.... Thanks in advance....

[@Prince-fz6yo]

bcz across voltage source we know the current but across the current source we dont know the voltage..

[@chanakyasinha8046]

Current source just delivers the amount of current it specifies... The loop consisting the resistances, the electrons there suffers potential loss,, or voltage drop... Voltage of current source is not defined... You can better visualise it as energy source.... Like a ideal voltage source never fluctuates, the ideal current source never looses its rate flow of charge.... Which means huge energy source.

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Wow....

[@aryavbhola3066]

Mesh analysis is nothing more than KVL... Just a different way so that we need not mark currents for each branch

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[@kshitishkumar5063]

The mesh equation you have written is write but you have drawn the loop in clockwise but writing the equation in anti-clockwise . So it's the wrong one you have done in this video. That's what I want to say..

[@nesoacademy]

Nothing is wrong, kindly watch lectures on KVL.

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[@kicchasujan879]

The answer should come 1 After adding i2+i2=2i2 Therfore 2i2=2 I2=1 Please check and reply i am confused that how i2=1

[@bluesterzxv3899]

If I'm not wrong I2 should come out to 2 and I1 should be 0

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