Sep 10, 2008 #1 wiz0r Messages 56 Reaction score 0 Hi, I just made a really poorly drawn part of a circuit I'm trying to solve. But, I got one question that I don't understand! How come the Voltage of the node C is -0.6 V? Can someone be kind enough and explain it to me? Any help is appreciated. Attachments help me.JPG 7.3 KB · Views: 418
Hi, I just made a really poorly drawn part of a circuit I'm trying to solve. But, I got one question that I don't understand! How come the Voltage of the node C is -0.6 V? Can someone be kind enough and explain it to me? Any help is appreciated.
Sep 10, 2008 #2 wiz0r Messages 56 Reaction score 0 Meh, nevermind, there is a mistake on the drawing. Right besides the .6V there is a reference node, therefore the voltage of C = -.6 V. So, yeah, solved.
Meh, nevermind, there is a mistake on the drawing. Right besides the .6V there is a reference node, therefore the voltage of C = -.6 V. So, yeah, solved.
Sep 10, 2008 #3 LowlyPion Homework Helper Messages 3,127 Reaction score 6 wiz0r said: Meh, nevermind, there is a mistake on the drawing. Right besides the .6V there is a reference node, therefore the voltage of C = -.6 V. So, yeah, solved. And before your picture was even approved. Good luck.
wiz0r said: Meh, nevermind, there is a mistake on the drawing. Right besides the .6V there is a reference node, therefore the voltage of C = -.6 V. So, yeah, solved. And before your picture was even approved. Good luck.
