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The Inspection Method for Nodal Analysis
In the inspection method the constants G11, G12, . . . ,
Gmm and I1, I2, . . . , Im
in the system of equations:

are obtained according to the following rules:
- To get Gjj, where j = 1, 2, ... m (ie. the diagonal G 's),
sum up the admittances of each of the branches attached to node j.
(The admittance of a branch is the reciprocal of the impedance of that branch.)
- To get Ij, where j = 1, 2, ... m (ie. the constants on
the right-hand-side), find the value of vs/R for each branch attached
to node j and sum these values up. vs is the voltage of the
voltage source (if any) in that branch and R is the impedance in that branch.
vs is positive if the voltage source's polarity faces the node and is negative
if it does not.
- To get Gjk, where j is not equal to k (ie. the off-diagonal
R 's), sum up the admittances of all the branches joining nodes j and k,
and multiply this number by -1.
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