Nodal Analysis
V1-Vs2/R1 + V1/R2 - IS = 0
I am studying nodal analysis and I am having difficulty in re-arranging the above so that I have V1 as the subject
Any advice where to start?
I am studying nodal analysis and I am having difficulty in re-arranging the above so that I have V1 as the subject
Any advice where to start?
Original post by lcuckstudent
V1-Vs2/R1 + V1/R2 - IS = 0
I am studying nodal analysis and I am having difficulty in re-arranging the above so that I have V1 as the subject
Any advice where to start?
I am studying nodal analysis and I am having difficulty in re-arranging the above so that I have V1 as the subject
Any advice where to start?
I started by moving the current source over to the right and then making the denominators the same.
R2V1 - R2VS + R1V1 / R1R2 = IS
Original post by lcuckstudent
I started by moving the current source over to the right and then making the denominators the same.
R2V1 - R2VS + R1V1 / R1R2 = IS
R2V1 - R2VS + R1V1 / R1R2 = IS
here it is better presented. I need to make V1 the subject
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