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Homework Statement
Find the maximum power on a impedance Z.
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I got as Thevenin impedance Zt=4+j4 and Ut= 32 V, but since my solution for power is wrong, something is wrong with either impedance or voltage (or both).
If point A is above Z, and point B is under Z, looking from A to B I get for impedance:
First j4 , then since I have current source in of the branches, I ignore impedances in that branch and get j4+(j4-j4+4) and since there is voltage source I ignore 2-j12.
For Thevenin voltage, I tried with superposition, and if potential of B=0, I get that for A:
$$ \varphi_A= 16 \angle 0 + 4 \angle 0 \cdot 4 + 4 \angle 0 \cdot j4 + 4 \angle 0 \cdot (-j4)=32 $$