### Circuit Analysis for Maximum Power Transfer#### Problem StatementFind \( R_L \) in the network above for maximum power transfer and the maximum power, \( P_{\text{max}} \), that can be transferred to the load. Given values are:- \( V_1 = 7V \)- \( I_1 = 4mA \)- \( R_1 = 9k\Omega \)- \( R_2 = 8k\Omega \)- \( R_3 = 8k\Omega \)#### Diagram DescriptionThe circuit diagram consists of:- A voltage source \( V_1 \) connected in series with a resistor \( R_1 \).- A parallel combination of \( R_2 \) and \( R_3 \) branches off from the connection between \( V_1 \) and \( R_1 \).- Current \( I_1 \) flows through the initial branch.#### Calculations1. **Find \( R_L \) for Maximum Power Transfer** To achieve maximum power transfer, the load resistance \( R_L \) should be equal to the Thevenin equivalent resistance of the rest of the network. **Thevenin’s Equivalent Resistance:** \[ R_{\text{Thevenin}} = \left( \frac{R_2 \times R_3}{R_2 + R_3} \right) + R_1 \] **Calculation:** \[ R_{\text{eq (parallel)}} = \frac{8k \Omega \times 8k \Omega}{8k \Omega + 8k \Omega} = 4k \Omega \] \[ R_{\text{Thevenin}} = 4k \Omega + 9k \Omega = 13k \Omega \] Therefore, \( R_L = 13k\Omega \).2. **Calculate Maximum Power \( P_{\text{max}} \) Transferable to the Load** \( P_{\text{max}} \) is given by: \[ P_{\text{max}} = \frac{{V_{\text{Thevenin}}}^2}{4 \times R_{\text{Thevenin}}} \] assume \( V_{\text{Thevenin}} \approx V_1 \)

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Find R, in the network above for maximum power transfer and the maximum power, Pmaz, that can be transferred to the load. Take V = 7V, I = 4m A, R1 = 9kN, R2 = 8kN and R3 = 8kN R, = Pmaz = mW

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