Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering ELE 1001: Basic Electrical Technology Lecture 04 Node Voltage Analysis.

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Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering ELE 1001: Basic Electrical Technology Lecture 04 Node Voltage Analysis

Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Objectives  Application of KCL for analysis of DC circuits

Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Introduction  Node : A point in the circuit where three or more than three elements are joined.  Kirchhoff’s Current Law (KCL): The algebraic sum of currents at a node is zero

Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Example 1 Problem Statement : Determine the current through the galvanometer

Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Example 1 contd… Converting the practical voltage source into practical current source

Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Example 1 contd…

Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Example 2 Problem Statement : Find the voltage drop V 1 across 12 Ω resistor Ans: V 1 = V

Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Example 3 Problem Statement : Find the current through 4 V battery. Is the battery charging or discharging ? Ans: 3.71A, charging

Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Summary  Node voltages are determined  Other operating conditions can be determined using the node voltages  Concept of super-node :- If there is a voltage source between two nodes

Dept of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Node Voltage Analysis Method  Convert all the voltage sources in the circuit to current sources  Identify nodes in the circuit and assign a voltage for each node  One of the nodes is the reference node  Write KCL equations for all the nodes  Solve for voltages