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Maximum Power Transfer Theorem Calculus-Based Proof Dr. Mahmood A. Hameed ECSE Department Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Intro to ECSE Power Delivered to Load Resistor Is = Rst RL IT RL ' . I , = Is RL LIL PL VL = = + - s
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%% Initialize circuit parameters Vs = 9; %Constant Source Voltage Rs = 35; %Constant Source Resistance RL = 1:100; %Variable Load Resistor %% Determine Current through each resistor (all same) I = Vs./(Rs+RL); %Application of Ohm's Law %% Determine power absorbed by load resistor PL = (I.^2).*(RL); %P = VI = I^2R = V^2/R %% Plot power absorbed by resistor as a function of load resistance plot(RL,PL,'LineWidth',3,'color','k'); hold on; xlabel('Load Resistance, RL, [ohms]'); ylabel('Power absorbed by load resistor, PL, [watts]') title('Maximum Power Transfer Theorem'); grid on;
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