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Dave wrote:
"Have you guys read this one yet?" I can`t read pdf. I learned about maximum power transfer in the 1940`s and it hasn`t changed. Terman says in his 1955 edition on page 76: "Alternatively, a load impedance may be matched to a source of power in such a way as to make the power delivered to the load a maximum. The power delivered to the load under these conditions is termed "available power" of a power source. This is accomplished by making the load impedance the conjugate of the generator impedance as defined by Thevenin`s theorem." Anything else I need to know is likely also clearly explained by Terman. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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