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'What is nodal analysis' Video Lecture
What is nodal analysis
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IIT Madras
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Current
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Kirchhoff\'s current law(KCL)
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Current source in series with an element; Vol..
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Current controlled voltage source(CCVS)
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Power and energy absorbed by electrical eleme..
Power and energy in a resistor
Power and energy in a capacitor
Power and energy in an inductor
Power and energy in a voltage source
Power and energy in a current source
Goals of circuit analysis
Number of independent KCL equations
Number of independent KVL equations and branc..
Analysis of circuits with a single independen..
Analysis of circuits with multiple independen..
Superposition: Example
Solution to the assignment on units 5 and 6
What is nodal analysis
Setting up nodal analysis equations
Structure of the conductance matrix
How elements appear in the nodal analysis for..
Completely solving the circuit starting from ..
Nodal analysis example
Matrix inversion basics
Nodal analysis with independent voltage sourc..
Supernode for nodal analysis with independent..
Nodal analysis with VCCS
Nodal analysis with VCVS
Nodal analysis with CCVS
Nodal analysis with CCCS
Nodal analysis summary
Solution to the assignment on units 7 and 8
Planar circuits
Mesh currents and their relationship to branc..
Mesh analysis
Mesh analysis with independent current source..
Mesh analysis with current controlled voltage..
Mesh analysis with current controlled current..
Mesh analysis using voltage controlled source..
Nodal analysis versus Mesh analysis
Superposition theorem
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Maximum power transfer and Conjugate matching
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