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Nodal Analysis Identifying Nodes Example M. A. Hameed ECSE Department Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Intro to ECSE 2. Kr 97 Apply nodal 4km liar ur " FM ?FMMT . " find to analysis 5V voltages nodal 4kr * a

  1. Nodal Analysis Identifying Nodes Example M. A. Hameed ECSE Department Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Intro to ECSE

  2. 2. Kr 97 Apply nodal 4km liar ur " FM ?F¥M¥MT . " find to analysis 5V voltages nodal ⑦ §4kr * a } VA NB - Vci ftp.#KCL@wdeA:Van-oo5+Vaa-oo3+Vaz-ooY=o - ① kcL@nodeBi_VBz-oohho-tVByoo-VBa-oVoo_o-2Okc-wdikoo.t " - ③ + o - 13 September M. Hameed 2019

  3. Systemoflineareqnations - 4 Va VB Vc 10 = - - t 443 - Vc - 2 VA O = - 2 VA + 4K VB 0 - = a- ( I ! ) b Ax * E : = ÷ ' 3×1 3×3 3×1 13 September M. Hameed 2019

  4. ' ' b A n = . inv C ) = [ VA =3 - 75 ✓ } ? Ys → 3 VB -_ 2^5 V K → Vc - 5 V = 2 . 3×1 13 September M. Hameed 2019

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