Kirchhoff’s Current Law Example #2

This tutorial shows how to find the current in all parts of this circuit using Kirchhoff's current law (KCL), and Ohm's law. When a circuit has multiple voltage or current sources, KCL is a good method to use. Remember that voltage sources ensure a certain voltage drop between the +/- terminals, and current sources ensure a certain flow of current in that branch.

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