What is a network analysis?
Network analysis is a set of mathematical equations that help determine the paths of electric currents. The analysis process uses the OHM law and the law of Krichhoff's tension to explore how different points on the communication bonds form on the perimeter. It includes insulation of the circuit plate loops, identifying the opposite voltage and replacing the values to equations to solve unknown currents. Network analysis is one of the many methods used to analyze electrical currents and is also known as a loop current method. Part of the network analysis shows what loops exist between different circuits on one board or in a whole set of circuits such as telecommunications network. Loops can be considered as relationships between separate critical points or nodes. Electric current sent between points or nodes causes communication and information transmission. One of the characteristics of the loop is that it occurs between two nodes that have the opposite voltage. For example, one of the nodes on the board that is marked as "A" may have negative charges while the knotThe marked "B" can have a positive charge. During the analytical process, the voltage is assumed according to the proposed current flow.
The most complex part of the network analysis process is to form equations that reveal whether the assumed current direction is correct or incorrect. Krischhoff's Law of Voltage takes the value of the first perimeter resistor and adds it to the amount of unknown value of the first current and the second current, which is then multiplied by two. This IS result also added to the unknown value of the first current multiplied by four. The value of the first page of the equation is set to zero equality and is solved algebraically.
Insulation of unknown values of both circuits reveal values for the first and second circuits, which party is truly negative and positive. The network analysis reveals the correct electric current direction by showing which side accepts the flows down and up. Negative fees that flow through the resistor, indicatedThey have a stream up while positive charges reflect the way down.