The Creation of NODES

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This is a simple example of nodal analysis. Though we are going to use this method
often, it is not my favorite. 


Here is the numerical expression of the same circuit.

Lab
(Nodal Analysis II)




This is how our little breadboard setup. We were measuring the voltage drop of the resistors. I would give you the resistors but its not needed; due to the fact that you do not want them.



This is just the measurement of the following resistor. The voltage drop was
slightly more then our previous resistor.



I guess I changed my mind and gave you the actual resistor values.



6.8K Ohms


2.2k Ohms


Summary

Our Pre-Lab corriesponed with our experimental. The official way to state it, is that after solving our theoretical values we were able to conform that if we use nodal analysis we are in fact getting the right values and not some garbage numbers.



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