The node voltage at A is measured as VA = 17 V. Use nodal analysis to find the resistance R2.
Nodal analysis worksheet with answers
1.Easy
V1 = 20 VIs = 2 AR1 = 2 ΩVA = 17 V
R2 = Ω
2.Easy
The node voltage at A is measured as VA = 4.5 V. Use nodal analysis to find the resistance R2.
V1 = 8 VIs = 1 AR1 = 12 ΩVA = 4.5 V
R2 = Ω
3.Medium
Use nodal analysis to find the current IR3 through R3 in the direction of the arrow.
V1 = 18 VIs = 2.5 AR1 = 3 ΩR2 = 20 ΩR3 = 2 ΩR4 = 8 Ω
IR3 = A
4.Medium
Use nodal analysis to find the power PIs delivered by the current source Is.
V1 = 6 VIs = 5 AR1 = 4 ΩR2 = 4 ΩR3 = 4 ΩR4 = 3 Ω
PIs = W
5.Hard
Use nodal analysis to find the node voltage VA (measured from ground).
V1 = 6 VIs = 0.5 AV2 = 15 VR1 = 5 ΩR2 = 20 ΩR3 = 6 ΩR4 = 8 ΩR5 = 15 Ω
VA = V
6.Hard
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 VA (measured from ground).
V1 = 24 VIs = 5 AVs = 6 VR1 = 10 ΩR2 = 5 ΩR3 = 30 Ω
VA = V
Answer key
- 1. R2 = 4.857 Ω
- 2. R2 = 3.484 Ω
- 3. IR3 = −0.3448 A
- 4. PIs = 55 W
- 5. VA = 4.163 V
- 6. VA = 21.6 V
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