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Transcribed Image Text:R₁
+
E₁ = 100 V 20° (~)
3Ω
Load Impedance:
XLI
voo
4Ω
Maximum Power
Thevenin's Equivalent Impedance:
Thevenin's equivalent Voltage:
X
ZL
B
8 Ω
Ï'
Xc
X₁₂2
voo
9Ω
For the circuit shown above, find the required Load Impedance Z₁ for Maximum Power, and
determine the Maximum Power.
Your answers should be inside 10% of the following values:
Load Impedance Z₁ = 2.3 + j 5.0
Maximum Power PMAX = 600 W
Provide your answers below:
R₂
Hint 1: To find the Load Impedance You need to find the Thevenin's Equivalent Impedance
between points A and B.
ZTH = RTH+jXTH
Hint 2: To find the Maximum Power you need to find the Thevenin's Equivalent Voltage between
points A and B.
PMAX = (ETH)2 / 4*RTH
12 Ω
+
E₂ = 200 V / 90°
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