Talk:Mesh analysis

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[edit] Discussion

The Mesh analysis and Node analysis are useful way to find the current and voltage across a certain branch of circuit. I don t think there is enough information on this subject. For a learner, I don' t think he can performa the analysis by just looking at the article. Can somebody help extent it with some details and examples, as well as some cross-reference?

Here are some details I suggest: - the inventor of the Mesh method - step by step examples

 identify the mesh loops
 forming the linear equations with mesh current as the variable
 solving the matrix

- limitations on applying Mesh analysis, such as a circuit in 3D space, etc.

[edit] Editing article

I have been editing this article and trying to make it better. Is there information that I am missing or am I including too much information? Does the structure of the article make sense. Is there anyway that I can make the article better? Any input would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Mrball25 (talk) 18:42, 12 March 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Request for peer-review

I am new a Wikipedia and want this article to be complete and up to the standards of Wikipedia. Is there information that I am missing or am I including too much information? Does the structure of the article make sense. Is there anyway that I can make the article better?

RfCs aren't really set up for review, I'll submit this to our peer-review system instead. Tim Vickers (talk) 16:48, 28 March 2008 (UTC)