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Determine the current in each branch of the network shown in figure.

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Determine the current in each branch of the network shown in figure.

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Solution

Let us first distribute the current in different branches.

Now, equations for different loops using Kirchhoff’s second law,

Loop 1

∑E = ∑IR

10I1 + 5Ig − 5I2 = 0 

or 2I1 + Ig − I2 = 0     ...(i)

Loop 2

∑E = ∑IR

5Ig + 10[I2 + Ig] − 5[I1 − Ig] = 0

5Ig + 10I2 + 10Ig − 5I1 + 5Ig = 0

20Ig +10I2 − 5I1 = 0

or 4Ig + 2I2 − I1 = 0     ...(ii)

Loop 3

5I2 + 10(I2 + Ig) + 10I = 10

5I2 + 10I2 + 10Ig + 10I = 10

15I2 + 10Ig + 10I = 10

or 3I2 + 2Ig + 2I = 2     ...(iii)

Solving equations (i) and (ii)

2I1 + Ig − I2 = 0

[−I1 + 4Ig + 2I2 = 0]2

or 9Ig + 3I2 = 0

or I2 = −3Ig     ...(iv)

[−I1 + 4Ig + 2I2 = 0]2

or 9Ig + 3I2 = 0 

or I2 = −3Ig    ...(iv)

In the loop ABCDA

10I1 + 5[I1 − Ig] − 10[I2 + Ig] − 5I2 = 0

10I1 + 5I1 − 5Ig − 10I2 − 10Ig − 5I2 = 0

15I1 −15I2 −15Ig  = 0

or I1 − I2 − Ig = 0     ...(v)

Solving equations (ii) and (v)

2I2 + 4Ig − I1 = 0

or 2(I1 − I2 − Ig = 0)

or 2Ig + I1 = 0

or I1 = −2Ig    ...(vi)

Now using the result of (iv) and (vi) in equation (iii)

3I2 + 2Ig + 2I = 2

−3[3Ig] + 2Ig + 2I = 2

−9Ig + 2Ig + 2I = 2

or 2I − 7Ig = 2    ...(vii)

Using Kirchhoff’s law, I = I1 + I2

I = −5Ig

So, equation (vii)

2[−5Ig] − 7Ig = 2

−10Ig − 7Ig = 2

or −17Ig = 2

So, finally Ig = `−2/17 A and I = (+10)/17 A`

Also `I_1 = 4/17 A`, `I_2 = 6/17 A`

Current in branch AB = `4/17 A`

Current in branch AD = `6/17 A`

Current in branch BD = `(-2)/17 A`

Current in branch BC = `6/17 A`

Current in branch DC = `4/17 A`

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