Power transfer Definition and 76 Threads

Homework Statement In the circuit attached the load impedance ZL comprises a resistor in parallel with a capacitor. Determine the value of the resistor and the capacitor to ensure that the maximum power is received by the load impedance. The Attempt at a Solution So,if components in ZL...

Homework Statement Determine the value of RL that will draw the maximum power from the rest of the circuit shown below. Calculate the maximum power. (This problem was included in our exam this week, and I don't really recall the exact values of the parameters, but I'm pretty sure that the...

Hello forum, what is the main difference between max power transfer and max power efficiency? In the case of max power transfer, the goal is to transfer the most energy to the load per unit time (impedance matching). Power is I*V and is about delivering energy very fast... High power...

the equation P = (E2R) / [(R-r)2 + 4Rr] We say that when R=r , P = E2/4R which is said to be maximum.. But if I say R→∞ , then r→0 and then P = E2/R which is greater.. So, shouldn't power be maximum for max R ?

Hi, I am planning to build a wireless charger to charge up car battery. I am wondering what to do to the secondary coil in order to have enough energy to charge the battery .. thank you.. ^^

Hi, Iam doing my 3rd yr in EEE,i am interested in learning about wireless power transfer.Can someone suggest me some good books.

Homework Statement A person with a skin temperature of 33 C and an emissivity of .9 is in a room at 24 C. What is the net power transfer by radiation. Let the area of the body be 1.8 m2. Homework Equations I=\frac{P}{A} \DeltaIrad=\epsilon\sigmaT4 (Stefan-Boltzman Law) The Attempt...

Hi :) I'm trying to understand 'background' working of the maximum power transfer which says that power transfer takes place across R_L when it is equal to R_th (R_L is load resistance and R_th is Thevenin resistance). It is easily proved by doing some math. P=VI, P=I^2.R, P=V^2/R...

Homework Statement Calculate the power that can be safely transferred by a medium carbon steel shaft of 100 mm diameter at 150 rpm ? Homework Equations Assumed solid circular shaft. The Attempt at a Solution Material : Medium Carbon steel t=580 MPa y= 50 mm k=6 ( table 9...

In electrical circuits, maximum power transfer is obtained when you have your impedances matching? What would be the analogue, or equivalent requirement in order to maximally transfer power in a car or mechanical device. For a given gear ratio, there must be an optimal speed that maximally...

Homework Statement Find L & C so that maximum power is delivered to load resistor. ___l 50 ohm l___ ( inductor L )____.____ ( inductor L )___ l . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . l . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . l 10 V ac source . . . . . . . . ( Capacitor...

Hello, I wonder if there's any difference between the "impedance matching" and "maximum power transfer" criterion? I assume in both cases, one impedance should be designed to be the complex conjugate of the other. Thanks.

Homework Statement You can find the problem http://whites.sdsmt.edu/classes/ee382/homework/382Homework9.pdf" . It is problem 9.2. Homework Equations Zin = Zs* (maximum power) The Attempt at a Solution I've already figured out the first part of this problem. I plotted the normalized...

i was solving one question...it said find out value of r in a circuit so that the 6 ohm resistor consumes maximum power...i applied max power theorem ...and calculated the thevenin eqivalent resistance accrss 6 ohm resistance...and put it equal to 6...but the r cam eout to be negative...so wat...

Hi, Me again. I have been tasked to replace a step up power transformer in a machine. But i just can't get the answers i need after much thinking. In a simplistic RC circuit, there are 4 items DC Power source (Normally voltage driven) Switch (On/Off the circuit) Resistor Capacitor...

show that the power absorbed by the load is half the power delivered by source when the load and source impedances are conjugates.

What is the physical explanation for the power transfer in a circuit being maximum when the resistance of the system is equal to the internal resistance? maybe heat loss? any help would be appreciated as i understand the mathematical proof but do not know much about the physical causes.

What is the physical explanation for the power transfer in a circuit being maximum when the resistance of the system is equal to the internal resistance? maybe heat loss? any help would be appreciated as i understand the mathematical proof but do not know much about the physical causes.

Hi all i'm trying to build a circuit which can transfer power from one inductor to another inductor unfortunately its not working as i expected. basically what i did was to make 2 inductors of 1000 turns (copper) on a plastic core.i connected one of the inductor to an ac power source...

hello!well i have the exercice below(attachement) and i need to find the maximum power transferred to Rl..how can i do this without even knowing the value of Rl? thank you

Homework Statement We have a transverse sinusoidal wave being generated in a long horizontal string. The transverse displacement is described by: y(x,t) = 0.01sin(27.3x - 240\pi t) What is the displacement when the maximum and minimum power transfer occurs? Homework Equations...

Hi I've a small doubt regardin the speed of power transfer.v know tat electric current produces electric and magnetic field around it. So is it an EM wave? if its so then it should travel at velocity of light right? on the other hand the speed of electrons in a conductor is around 10^6 m/s...

I would like to drive two identical devices off of 1 power source. I would like to use two independent but equal sized V-belts, a double stacked pulley on the drive shaft and a single pulley on each of the device shafts. If the power source has a rating of 36HP @ 3600 RPM, what is the maximum...

I am using this circuit below to charge a AA battery at the receiver's output. i think it should at least have some readings but i was wrong. there was no results at all. is there something wrong in my design. I've took the basic circuit only(hadnt add the control devices). PS I am a noob at...

I am attempting to pass current from a static part to a moving part via induction across a 1 mm air gap. Once that works I would like to use the current on the moving part to power an IR LED pointed at a mated IR sensor and then receive the resistance value from the IR sensor and pass the...

Numbers Having "googled" into this thread, I was hoping you could help with my own "LED lighting" question. I have a cost-sensitive instrument application where I need to supply roughly 50mW to an assembly rotating on a motor shaft, about 6mm from the nearest support. I wondered if I could...