4. Given a series circuit with a source (V), source resistance (R.), and load resistance (R₁), show that maximum power transfer occurs when R. = R₁ . Start with the expression for current in the circuit, then with the expression for power dissipated in the load. (Hint: You will need to use calculus to solve).

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3. An antenna has a capacitive reactance of 20 and an inductive reactance of 20 at its
resonant frequency. If the frequency is doubled, what are the new values for X and X₁ ?
4. Given a series circuit with a source (Vš), source resistance (R), and load resistance (R₁), show
that maximum power transfer occurs when R. = R₁. Start with the expression for current in the
circuit, then with the expression for power dissipated in the load. (Hint: You will need to use
calculus to solve).
5. What it is the approximate length of a dipole antenna that is resonant at 150 MHz?
Transcribed Image Text:3. An antenna has a capacitive reactance of 20 and an inductive reactance of 20 at its resonant frequency. If the frequency is doubled, what are the new values for X and X₁ ? 4. Given a series circuit with a source (Vš), source resistance (R), and load resistance (R₁), show that maximum power transfer occurs when R. = R₁. Start with the expression for current in the circuit, then with the expression for power dissipated in the load. (Hint: You will need to use calculus to solve). 5. What it is the approximate length of a dipole antenna that is resonant at 150 MHz?
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Consider the circuit for the given description is,

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Proof of R subscript s equals R subscript L for the maximum power transfer to the load.



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