The node voltage at A is measured as VA = 9 V. Use nodal analysis to find the resistance R2.
Nodal analysis worksheet with answers
The node voltage at A is measured as VA = 15.5 V. Use nodal analysis to find the resistance R2.
Three branches are connected between node A and ground, as shown. Use nodal analysis to find the current I2 in branch 2, flowing up into node A in the direction of the arrow.
The voltage source Vₛ between A and B has its + terminal at B, so it makes VB − VA = Vₛ. Use nodal analysis with a supernode to find the node voltage VB (measured from ground).
The diamond is a voltage-controlled current source that pushes a current of 0.05·VA (in A, with VA in V) up into node B. Use nodal analysis to find the current IR4 through R4 in the direction of the arrow.
The voltage source Vₛ between A and B has its + terminal at B, so it makes VB − VA = Vₛ. Use nodal analysis with a supernode to find the current Ix through the voltage source, from A to B as shown by the arrow.
Answer key
- 1. R2 = 2.143 Ω
- 2. R2 = 4.769 Ω
- 3. I2 = −0.4722 A
- 4. VB = 4 V
- 5. IR4 = 1.945 A
- 6. Ix = 3.471 A
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