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GR8677 #64
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physics_guy
2018-08-08 21:13:34 | There are two kinds of impedance matching. One minimizes reflection at the boundary between materials, and the other maximizes power transfer between two materials. To minimize reflection, the impedance of the generator must equal the impedance of the load. To maximize power transfer, the impedance of the generator must equal the complex conjugate of the impedance of the load. If we wanted to minimize reflection, (B) would be the correct answer. Since we instead want to maximize power transfer, (C) is the correct answer. |  | Marian
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2011-12-19 22:56:11 | prove the commutation relation[L_k,r^2]=0 where r is the radius vector | | jw111
2008-09-01 15:11:23 | You need to know two things
(1) The impedance is the resistance of object in AC circuit.
(2) The imaginary part of impedance control the PHASE of voltage(cross the object) and current (through the object).
In this problem, we can treat the circuit as an IDEA POWER SOURCE + an OBJECT with impedance equal to
with the max power transfer to the OBJECT
the phase of V and I must be inphase that the imaginary part of effective impedance must be  .
Thus  | | RebeccaJK42
2007-03-15 14:22:16 | Why is it negative Xg and not positive Xg?
Blake7
2007-09-21 19:18:17 |
One needs the 'imaginary' reactances to cancel out and thus 'match the impedance'
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| | sharpstones
2006-10-19 13:49:09 | What's this about a capacitor and an inductor? Problem 64 from 86 exams says "An alternating current electrical generator has a fixed internal impedance..." ? |  | yosun
2005-12-06 20:24:53 | jax: thanks for the correction. |  | jax
2005-12-02 21:27:25 | This one confused me at first so let me clarify,
To maximize the power transfer, the impedance needs to be 'matched'. The impedance is 'matched' if the load impedance equals the complex conjugate of the source impedance, ) .
In our case  maximizes the power transfer, so  .
jax
2005-12-02 21:28:16 |
Lots more info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impedance_matching#Complex_conjugate_matching
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RusFortunat
2015-10-21 14:21:02 |
Now it is clear. Thank you
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