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    Understanding Voltage Polarity Assignments in Circuit Analysis

    maybe the last circuit has too many elements for the concept I'm confused about. Here's another example: http://img111.imageshack.us/img111/7295/circuit3qm0.jpg In this example, we'd first set the current i1 equal to the current exiting which is i2 and i3 at node a. After doing a...
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    Understanding Voltage Polarity Assignments in Circuit Analysis

    Thanks for your help mheslep. I'm still a bit confused though. So if I choose to use a clockwise loop for the left loop first, that'd make the middle resistor to have a plus polarity on top and negative polarity on the bottom. Next, if I choose to draw a clockwise loop for the right loop...
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    Understanding Voltage Polarity Assignments in Circuit Analysis

    I'm confused about how to assign the voltage polarities on circuit elements. Below is an example about what I'm confused about: http://img520.imageshack.us/img520/5075/circuitly2.jpg So applying the Kirchoff's Law to the left loop, I get: -5 + 54000i1 - 1V + 186000i1 = 0 So far so...
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