Intro:
The purpose
of this lab is to experimentally verify the Maxumum Power Transfer Theorem.
P=(Vth /(Rth +
RL)2 *RL
Power
maximum when Rth = RL
Experiment and Data:
Part A
Data part A
Vo(volts)
|
Rx(ohms)
|
Power(mW)
|
0.015
|
120
|
0.001875
|
0.037
|
712
|
0.00192275
|
0.045
|
1220
|
0.00165984
|
0.069
|
1890
|
0.00251905
|
0.076
|
2160
|
0.00267407
|
0.09
|
2590
|
0.00312741
|
0.117
|
3590
|
0.00381309
|
0.132
|
4310
|
0.00404269
|
0.166
|
5150
|
0.00535068
|
0.165
|
5730
|
0.00475131
|
0.176
|
6370
|
0.00486279
|
0.19
|
7150
|
0.00504895
|
0.219
|
8940
|
0.00536477
|
0.243
|
10770
|
0.00548273
|
0.251
|
11360
|
0.00554586
|
Analysis
Max power
was at around 5.15k ohms. The
theoretical resistance of max power is when the load resistance equals the
thevenin resistance. Since the thevenin
resistance is 5.6k ohms the, the load resistance of max power is 5.6k ohms. The percent error is 8.04%
Part B
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