I'm a little confused about the meter movement concepts and definitions. Generally, I think we should talk in class about how all of these concepts are actually used and practiced. They're a little confusing when just mentioned conceptually without examples.
more example problems would be helpful for node voltage method as well. Sometimes seeing equivalences between voltages and currents can get a little difficult as the circuit gets more complicated
I agree with Devon on more examples on NVM. As the circuit got more difficult, it was confusing on how to set up the different equations. I think a couple of examples would clear that up.
I'm a little confused about the meter movement concepts and definitions. Generally, I think we should talk in class about how all of these concepts are actually used and practiced. They're a little confusing when just mentioned conceptually without examples.
ReplyDeletemore example problems would be helpful for node voltage method as well. Sometimes seeing equivalences between voltages and currents can get a little difficult as the circuit gets more complicated
DeleteI agree with Devon on more examples on NVM. As the circuit got more difficult, it was confusing on how to set up the different equations. I think a couple of examples would clear that up.
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ReplyDeleteWill do. Node voltage method and meters. They are pretty straight forward once the analysis method is clarified. Happy to do it on Friday.
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