Lecture

Kirchhoff Law for Meshes

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This lecture covers the Kirchhoff law for meshes, which states that there is no accumulation of energy in a mesh, expressing the conservation of electrical energy. The instructor explains how to apply the law by identifying meshes, writing electrical voltages, and defining directions of travel. The lecture also discusses the relationship between voltage and current in real voltage sources, internal resistance, and the application of Kirchhoff's laws to solve circuits.

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