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Load matching puzzle
(Food for thought for the relatively new folk here...and perhaps even
some old-timers.) Consider a system (linear, time-invariant, steady-state excitation and all that jazz) in which a source delivers 1 watt to a load composed of a uniform transmission line terminated in a load. Further, this line has some loss and the frequency is low enough that its characteristic impedance is noticably reactive, just as Reg has pointed out. Call it Ro-jXo. What should the impedance of the load be to maximize power dissipated in the load? Is the answer a function of anything else not yet stated? Cheers, Tom |
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