Stop guessing at currents and voltages—learn the systematic loop method to solve any DC or AC circuit with confidence.

Are complex electrical networks leaving you tangled in a web of equations? Do you struggle to determine the correct currents and voltages in multi-loop circuits?
Welcome to Mastering Loop Analysis: Circuit Solving Simplified. Loop analysis (also known as Mesh Analysis) is one of the most foundational and powerful tools in an electrical engineer’s toolkit. Yet, many students get lost in sign conventions, overlapping currents, and confusing algebra. This course is designed to eliminate the frustration and replace it with a clear, repeatable, and foolproof system for solving any circuit.
Whether you are staring down a daunting college exam, building your own electronics projects, or simply brushing up on your physics, this course will take you from the absolute basics of Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law (KVL) to solving highly complex networks with multiple power sources.
Through highly visual explanations, step-by-step walkthroughs, and plenty of practice problems, we will break down the math and the physics so you can stop memorizing and start truly understanding.
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Ready to become a circuit-solving master? Enroll today and transform the way you look at electrical networks!

Professional Engineer with over 40 years of experience
Mr. Foad Alvandi is an online PDH course provider of continuing education for LearnFormula Mr. Alvandi holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering and a Master of Science degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from George Mason University. He is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Maryland. Mr. Alvandi is a seasoned engineer with over 40 years of experience in the electrical and solar power industries, as well as a number of years of teaching experience. He is an adjunct professor with Johns Hopkins University and presently teaches the graduate-level “Introduction to Electrical Power Systems” course in their online EP (Engineering for Professionals) program. He has retired in recent years from full-time work in the industry, but continues to teach and keeps updated on the latest developments in the solar and electrical power industries in general.