Maximum Power Transfer Theorem

Network Theory: Maximum Power Transfer Theorem for dc Circuits.
Topics discussed:
1) The statement of Maximum Power Transfer Theorem.
2) Proof of Maximum Power Transfer Theorem.
3) The maximum power transferred to the load resistance.
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Plz expain physically that why maximum power is transferred when load resistance is equal to source resistance ???

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If u set the derivative of power in terms of resistance to zero to find the maximum value of resistance, you will get that Rsource=Rload

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Hi. I have a question. What if the circuit is in parallel? example is a battery and two resistors. all of them are connected in parallel. I want to determine the value/setting for the other resistor (rheostat). resistor 1 is a fixed resistor having a resistance of 120 ohms and resistor 2 is a rheostat (variable). voltage source is set to 12V. what setting should be the value of the rheostat to be able to achieve maximum power transfer to the rheostat?
If I will be solving the thevenin resistance, it will be zero, Rth = 0. It means, I need to short circuit the terminals of the voltage source?
Thanks for those who will answer my question.

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Great question. This theorem applies to Thevenin’s Theorem, which means the circuit has been transferred from the complex one (parallel circuit) to the simple one (series circuit)

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so the case when the circuit is in parallel can not happen

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Plz could u clarify this doubt…after eq 1 u seem to have taken (a+b)^2 for denominator and then divided all terms by RL…so if ur dividing it all by RL then why is P not divided by RL…and at end the answer equates to +/-Rth = RL but resistors can’t be negative

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2) resistance can't be -ve that's why we'll ignore the -ve value and consider only +ve value

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For p to be max, denominator will me minimum. (As slope of curve at minima is zero) so on differentiating the denominator we should get zero.

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Plz expain physically that why maximum power is transferred when load resistance is equal to source resistance ???