Engineering Thevenin equivalent of circuit and maximum power transfer

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The discussion focuses on finding the Thévenin equivalent of a circuit with a given impedance of Z = 15 + j24 Ω. The voltage divider equation is applied to determine the output voltage, resulting in V_out = 0.4167 V_in, and the total impedance is calculated as Z_total = 0.67Z. For maximum power transfer, the required load impedance is found to be Z_load = 10 - j16 Ω. The initial calculations are confirmed as correct by participants in the discussion. This analysis highlights the importance of using the voltage divider and complex conjugate principles in circuit analysis.
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Homework Statement



Find the Thévenin equivalent of the circuit and the required value of the load for maximum power transfer for Z = 15 + j24 Ω.

Homework Equations



Voltage divider equation and Z_{in} = Z_{load} 'complex conjugate' for maximum power transfer.

The Attempt at a Solution



Thévenin equivalent:

Since there is no current flowing through 2.5Z:

V_{out} = V_{in} \times \frac{2 \parallel 5}{2 + (2 \parallel 5)} = 0.4167 V_{in}

Z_{total} = 0.67Z

Maximum power transfer:

Z_{load} = 0.67 \times (15-j24) = 10 - j16 Ω

Does this appear to be correct?
Thank you for anyone looking into that.
 

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