Hello, it's my first post here
I'm getting totally lost with my circuit analysis class's assignments, I still struggle to grasp the basics but I'm here in the lab trying to figure it out.
During yesterday's class, our professor left us this mesh analysis circuit, he told us it had a trick on how to implement it. I have been trying to draw the circuit in Multisim (have Proteus as well) just to begin, but couldn't even figure out even the way to redraw it with pencil/paper.
The task involves "implementing, modifying (redrawing) and calculating the currents in the circuit ( we just covered the supermesh analysis, how to eliminate the source and to generate an auxiliary equation of the supermesh, and then solving the equation system), with the only caveat/warning/tip to use different grounds for each power source. With 4 mesh and its own current.
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Here its my attempt on multisim:
https://i.imgur.com/feakKLf.png
I will try to resolve the resistors in parallel first to get a more simple circuit.
I have the impression this may be easier than I think, but I'm clueless. I couldn't start calculations cause I cant be sure how to redraw it. Them I have to set it up on the breadboard. Guy,s I'm getting desperate here, if you guys can pinpoint me on the right direction or what I'm doing wrong let me know. I appreciate your time and help in advance.