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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    Can't really see the equation as I'm on the phone app. But you know the current from the mesh analysis. So you can compare and tinker.
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    Like gneil had said to me previous to now. I had mixed my directions up going into the supernode. I drew current arrows into the supernode and did the 4 equations based on that. And simplified. Bearing in mind you need an initial equation for v30 to substitute into it. Hope it helps
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    Thanks for the help, for some reason. the spreadsheet given to me just is not calculating the mesh currents. i have tried an internet calculator and it calculates it just fine.
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    I have redrawn the polarity of impedances and voltage sources in the attached image. Mesh 1 - v1 - (z1)(I1) - (z4)(i1 - i2) = 0 v1 - (2)(i1) + (5j)(i1) -(5j)i2 = 0 120 = (2 - 5j)i1 + (5j)i2 Mesh 2 -v3 - (z5)(i2 - i3) - (z4)(i2 - i1) -v3 -(4j)(i2) +(4j)(i3) +(5j)(i2) - (5j)(i1) -v3 =...
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    V3 will cause a potential drop due to assumed current (clockwise) and it passing from + to - on the source.
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    No, really. I am genuinely not looking for that. I am just struggling with this question.
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    My initial equation for the mesh 2, is that correct? Regards
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    I apologise gneill, however i am still unsure. Is it just the 2nd mesh equation that i have incorrectly done?
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    I have defined which way my current goes in each mesh, clockwise. Or are referring to something else. I may have possibly missed? Apologies if i am being stupid with something
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    I'm not so sure. What is wrong with v3 in my mesh 2 equation. Assuming clockwise current of circuit. It would be a negative voltage with positive voltage drops across the impedances?
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    All finished nodal analysis and answer is correct. Had another attempt at the mesh analysis, unfortunately the matrix spreadsheet will not calculate I1,2,3. I am lost here, i have repeated the same 3 equations. KVL walk clockwise around the 3 loops Mesh 1 - v1 - (z1)i1 - (z4)(i1 - i2) = 0 v1...
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    Thankou. Maybe being abit too careless. Will make another attempt.
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    Engineering AC circuit analysis -- mesh and nodal

    im struggling abit with the nodal analysis. i think i have simplified the equation appropriately. Equation with substitution for v30: ( v10 - v20/ z1)) + ( v20/ z4) + ( v20 - v3 / z5) + (v2 - v20 + v3/ z3) = 0 i have split the fractions to start isolating v20(v1 / z1) - (v20 / z1) +...
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    Thevenin's Theorem: Solving Homework Statement on Load Current

    Thanks for the response. My figures are improved.
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    Thevenin's Theorem: Solving Homework Statement on Load Current

    sorry I am not sure i follow. is there a reason i should pick V1 over V2 as the phase reference.
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