INTERNATIONAL MARITIME COLLEGE OMANModule : MELECTRO-ILesson 1Week :-Intorial Probleêms on KCL. and KVECalculate the branch currents in the following circuits using Kirchhoff's Voltage andCurrent Law (KVL& KCL).Procedure: -1. Mark the Nodes in the given circuit2. Identify the Number of Loops in the circuit ( No.of Loops= No. of Currents (11,12,13...)3. Assume the loop current in clockwise direction and branch currents using KCL (Current flows from -ve to +ve in the supply voltage)4. Write the voltage equation for each loop using KVL5. Solve the equation to find the currents6. Determine the current required in the elements.Q1:-2レIOV25VQ2:-\ルF2F6

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1. Mark the Nodes in the given circuit 2. Identify the Number of Loops in the circuit ( No.of Loops- No. of Currents ( I1,12,13...) 3. Assume the loop current in clockwise direction and branch currents using KCL ( Current flows from -ve to +ve in the supply voltage) 4. Write the voltage equation for each loop using KVL 5. Solve the equation to find the currents 6. Determine the current required in the elements. Q1:- Iov 25V

1. Mark the Nodes in the given circuit 2. Identify the Number of Loops in the circuit ( No.of Loops- No. of Currents ( I1,12,13...) 3. Assume the loop current in clockwise direction and branch currents using KCL ( Current flows from -ve to +ve in the supply voltage) 4. Write the voltage equation for each loop using KVL 5. Solve the equation to find the currents 6. Determine the current required in the elements. Q1:- Iov 25V

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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