Network Maximum Power Transfer Calculation

In summary: It's not too difficult, but it's not as straightforward as just using a theorem. You might want to look into some online calculators or tutorials to help you get started.In summary, the voltage source and the series resistance or impedance determine how power is split between the voltage source and the load. The Maximum Power Transfer Theorem can be used to determine the required load impedance.
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shaltera said:
Zth=(330.3+j219)
Zl=(330.3-j219)

I=E(1000/1220)(330.3)

Close. Both the Thevenin and Load resistors are still there. You've only accounted for one of them.

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If you consider the voltage divider created by the two EQUAL resistors, what must be the potential across the load resistor RL?
 

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