Introduction
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Maximum Power Transfer Theorem
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I SECTION, II SEMESTER
UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF SIDDESH SIR
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Maximum Power Transfer
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Maximum Power Transfer Theorem-----------Next Slide---------CHETAN.M, LAVANYA NAIR, AMRUTHA.R
Selection of wire –
• Antenna wire is designed to match a 75 W load.
• Coaxial cable is designed to act like a 50 W load.
• Most electronic and electrical equipment are designed to have an RTh of 50 W.
• The speakers used in some of the ECE labs are designed to act like an an 8 W load while microphones are designed to act like a 600 W load.
• It is important that the resistance of the wire that runs to the speaker is very low or the power will be dissipated in the wire rather than used to create sound.
For best audio quality, the input impedance of the circuit connected to the speaker (or the microphone) should be equal to the resistance of the speaker (or the microphone).
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Change in resistance of 3.55mm Jack with respect to the frequency
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Summary
1. What is the Maximum Power Transfer Theorem in DC circuits? |
2. How is the Maximum Power Transfer Theorem applied in Engineering Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)? |
3. What is the significance of the Maximum Power Transfer Theorem in semester exams of Engineering Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)? |
4. How does the Maximum Power Transfer Theorem relate to PPT (Power Point Presentation) in ECE? |
5. What are the practical applications of the Maximum Power Transfer Theorem in the field of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)? |
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