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It depends on the context. If in the context of Wireless internet, which certainly involves analog electronics, a "wireless mesh network" is a network that relies on all nodes to propogate signals.
If it is lumped element circuit theory you have in mind, the "node method" and "mesh method" of circuit analysis both apply Kirchoff's Laws to analyze a circuit. The idea behind either method is to simplify the application of these laws, to come up with a method simpler than brute force solution of a system of linear equations.
In the node method, a 'node' is a reference point chosen to have 0 potential; in the mesh method, a 'mesh' is a closed current loop not containing any other loop.
Google "mesh node method circuit analysis" for lots of references supplying the details of either method.
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In electronics what does NC mean?
NC on a schematics typically stands for "No Connection" meaning that nothing is to be connected to that node.
What is the difference between analogue and digital system?
the main difference in analoge and digital system is analog is continues type of data and ditital is discreate type of data. e.g old galvanometer having needle is analog but new multimeter is digital in which voltage and current is shown in digits... analog is not much accurate..but digital is accurate...
Lump on your neck what can it be?
possibly an swollen lymph node possibly an swollen lymph node
What is significance of digital electronics?
Digital Electronic is modern way of electronics technology it deals with logic function and operation (logical). It can only understand binary number system which is 0 or 1 . all the information which to be processed is converted to digital after that processing done. it has several advantages like- high speed, low noise , less error , low power consumption and high reliable.
What are the limiting factors for growing mesh networks?
Since a mesh, ideally, connects *every* node to *every other* node, the number of connections grows massively as the mesh expands. The limiting factor is the number of interconnections that are practical.
How many connections in a 50 node full mesh network?
In a full mesh network, every node is directly connected to every other node. For a network with ( n ) nodes, the number of connections (or edges) can be calculated using the formula ( \frac{n(n-1)}{2} ). For a 50-node full mesh network, the number of connections would be ( \frac{50 \times 49}{2} = 1,225 ). Thus, there are 1,225 connections in a 50-node full mesh network.
What is the possible node types of mesh topology?
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Is digital electronics is the best or analog electronics?
They have their own merits and demerits you can't say digital electronics is best because in real world everything is available in analog quantity. Although Digital electronics is more reliable in comparison of analog because there is very high reliability in the sense (effect of noise) and correction of errors that occurred during transmission of digital signal, while this is not possible in analog communication.
What network topology supports bidirectional links between each node?
Mesh Topology
What are the Examples of solved problems in analog electronics?
many
What is mesh networking?
In a mesh networking, every node of the network is connected with all other nodes of the network. It is normally used for high redundancy of the network.
What networking topology requires the most physical connections per node?
most likely a mesh
Does semiconductor diodes come under analog electronics?
Yes.
How do the electrical pattern in electronics convey information?
With analog and digital signals.
What is the difference between power electronics and linear electronics?
Power electronics is study about controlling the power using electronics devices, Electronics is study about controlling the electrons flow&make amplification of electrons for required areas
