Lecture

Introduction to the finite element method

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Description

This lecture introduces the finite element method, illustrating its application on 1D problems with examples like shielded conductors and DC transmission lines. The instructor explains the steps involved in the finite element approach, from expressing power loss to minimizing it to determine nodal voltages.

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