Mesh Analysis

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In this lab we are conforming that Michael is the best. But real talk this lab, like most labs we are conforming that the methods that we are learning in class on how to calculate voltages, currents, and resistors.

The picture above is a simple resistor heavy circuit; which is good for use because with mesh analysis having majority resistor is fun and simple.

We are measuring the current along this part of the setup. We are getting a negative do to the simple issue of thinking the current was going the opposite direction. Or we just connected the multi-meter wrong.

We are just of course checking that the photo resistor works.


This is the ideal waveform for the photocell I believe.

Summary
Mesh Analysis is the best type of analysis if you are looking for circuits. It is mostly a secondary method after you do an initial method. However this only works if you know each resistance on the circuit. During the lab we had very similar theatrical values and experimental values.








These are just some additional problems. Problems like theses will most likely not be on the test... I mean celebration. However they are always interesting to look at








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