☑️20 - Maximum Power Transfer Theorem: Solve using Thevenin's Equivalent Circuits

In this lesson, we shall learn how to determine the maximum power delivered to a load by a source.

Maximum power transfer theorem states that: the maximum power delivered to a load by a source is obtained when the load resistance RL is equal to the Thevenin's resistance Rth.
For maximum power to be delivered to the load:
RL = Rth.

1. Remove the load resistance and find vth
2. Deactivate independent sources and find rth
3. For maximum power to be transferred, RL = RTH, Pmax = (Vth)^2/4Rth

00:00 - Maximum Power Transfer Theorem
03:44 - Example 1

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