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I'm having real difficulty picturing how the current is flowing in this circuit with the given solution.
From the 5v source into node [tex] v_2[/tex] is the current flowing from left to
right into this node?
These are the nodal equations that I would use to solve this problem, however they are wrong. Why?
At node two I would have the current flowing from left to right from the source into this node. I would have the 6mA flowing into this node. Finally I would have a current flowing out of this node from left to right. So I have 2 currents entering this node and one leaving
[tex] \frac{V_2-5}{200} + 6mA = \frac{V_0-V_2}{6000}[/tex]
at node two
[tex]\frac{V_0-V_2}{6000} = \frac{V_0-(-6)}{3000}[/tex]
http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/2218/thisoneuf5.th.jpg
I'm having real difficulty picturing how the current is flowing in this circuit with the given solution.
From the 5v source into node [tex] v_2[/tex] is the current flowing from left to
right into this node?
These are the nodal equations that I would use to solve this problem, however they are wrong. Why?
At node two I would have the current flowing from left to right from the source into this node. I would have the 6mA flowing into this node. Finally I would have a current flowing out of this node from left to right. So I have 2 currents entering this node and one leaving
[tex] \frac{V_2-5}{200} + 6mA = \frac{V_0-V_2}{6000}[/tex]
at node two
[tex]\frac{V_0-V_2}{6000} = \frac{V_0-(-6)}{3000}[/tex]
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