Maximum Power Transfer Ideal Transformer

In summary, the conversation discusses finding the value of ZL for maximum average power transfer and the maximum power in a given circuit. The method of moving ZL from the secondary to the primary coil is used, along with the formula for calculating power dissipated in the load. The final answer is the real component of SI, which represents the maximum power.
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Homework Statement


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Given the following circuit find the value of ZL for maximum average power transfer and find the maximum power.

Homework Equations


n = N2/N1
V2/V1 = N2/N1
I2/I1= N1/N2

The Attempt at a Solution


move ZL from the secondary coil to the primary coil using Zs* = ZL/n^2
ZL = 4(3+2j) = 12 +8j
P = (12)^2/ [(8)(12)] = 1.5W

I want to verify if this is the right method
 
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OmniNewton said:
ZL = 4(3+2j) = 12 +8j
Right.
OmniNewton said:
P = (12)^2/ [(8)(12)] = 1.5W
This is incorrect. Looking at the equivalent circuit referred to primary, which formula will you use for calculating power dissipated in the load?
 
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cnh1995 said:
Right.

This is incorrect. Looking at the equivalent circuit referred to primary, which formula will you use for calculating power dissipated in the load?

I see thank you for the response. When dealing with this problem would you determine the current I by dividing the given voltage by the sum the 2 impedances. Then we can say that S= I^2Z so P = the real component of S
 
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OmniNewton said:
I see thank you for the response. When dealing with this problem would you determine the current I by dividing the given voltage by the sum the 2 impedances. Then we can say that S= I^2Z so P = the real component of S
Right.
Note that the power you get will be the real power since there is no reactive power in the circuit. So, S=P.
 
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And this would be the maximum power?
 
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OmniNewton said:
And this would be the maximum power?
Yes.
 
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Thank you sir!
 

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