AC Example : Maximum Average Power Transfer Theorem

[@zebatabassum4813]

In the calculation of Is2=(Vs2/Z2) isn't the phase suppose to be angle(-71.56degree) instead of ( - 90)

[@amansajwan6411]

Sir please tell how r u calculating values with j

[@goplay5936]

First convert things inside the parenthesis to polar form then to rectangular form

[@reazmahmud5505]

can I find a short current by shorting it??

[@adeltrabulsi795]

isnt pmax= Vth2/ 4RL? and not 8RL

[@EEAcademy2022]

This one is for AC circuit... Max power theorem for dc and ac circuits are different

[@adeltrabulsi795]

yea i noticed that when we use rms we use my equation of pmax thank you bro

[@shubhamkrdan]

You are true bro
Ans is 30.71Watt

[@diags_1109]

@@shubhamkrdan I mean he explained above that that is for DC and that Ac is 1/2 so 8RL not 4RL

[@zanobash8788]

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[@shubhamkrdan]

Correct Answer is 30.71Watt
P max= (Vth)2/4Rth

[@diags_1109]

that's correct for DC but this is AC

[@cinema187]

thanks man

[@h4ck0rman]

Source transformation would be much easier

[@EEAcademy2022]

Did not I mention you can do whichever method you like?