Max Power Transfer Theorem. The maximum power transfer theorem is applicable for ac and dc circuits. Objective the objective of this laboratory exercise is to verify the validity of thevenins theorem via comparison of experimental and theoretical results.
Maximum power transfer theorem states that the source can deliver maximum power to load if the load resistance is equal to the source resistance. P i 2 r lnow we will differentiate this power p with respect to r l as r l is a variable quantity and equate it to zero. This is an interesting result otherwise known as the maximum power transfer theorem which states that maximum power is transferred from source to load when the load resistance r l is equal to the sources internal resistance r.
The theorem is used to maximize the power output to a load from any circuit.
Maximum power transfer theorem. Maximum power transfer theorem state that maximum power will transfer from source to load if and only if the load resistance is equal to source internal resistance. The maximum power transfer theorem is a tool for designing rather than circuit analysis. So they can be used to design circuits where the maximum output performance is desired for example to match an amplifier with a loudspeaker to yield maximum power to the speaker and thus.