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The document outlines an experiment for B.Sc. Robotics & Intelligent Systems students at RIPHAH College, focusing on the implementation of the Maximum Power Transfer Theorem in a DC network. It details the objectives, required equipment, and theoretical background necessary to verify the theorem, emphasizing the importance of matching load resistance to driving resistance for maximum power transfer. The lab report includes rubrics for performance evaluation and organization.

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The document outlines an experiment for B.Sc. Robotics & Intelligent Systems students at RIPHAH College, focusing on the implementation of the Maximum Power Transfer Theorem in a DC network. It details the objectives, required equipment, and theoretical background necessary to verify the theorem, emphasizing the importance of matching load resistance to driving resistance for maximum power transfer. The lab report includes rubrics for performance evaluation and organization.

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RIPHAH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

AND TECHNOLOGY

Program: B.Sc. Robotics & intelligent Systems Semester: 2nd

Subject: EEL-113: Network analysis Date: …………….

Experiment 3 Show the implementation of maximum power transfer


theorem in a DC network

OBJECTIVES:
 To Verify the Maximum Power Transfer Theorem.

Name: ……………………………

Rubrics

Performance Lab Report


Total Marks Total Marks
Description Description
Marks Obtained Marks Obtained
Experiment
related 10 Organization/Structure
Knowledge 10
Data analysis 10
Data Presentation 10
Individual &
Team behavior 10
Total Marks obtained

Signature of faculty: ……………………………………………


RIPHAH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
AND TECHNOLOGY

6.1: Objective
 Maximum power transfer to the load will be examined for the AC case
 Both the load’s resistive and reactive components will be independently varied
to discover their effect of load power
 Determine the values required for maximum load power.

6.2: Equipment
 Multisim
 Resistors
 Digital Multimeter
 Probes
 DC Power Supply

Theory:

In order to achieve the maximum load power in a DC circuit, the load resistance must equal the
driving resistance, that is, the internal resistance of the source. Any load resistance value above
or below this will produce a smaller load power.
System efficiency (η) is 50% at the maximum power case. This is because the load and the
internal resistance form a basic series loop, and as they have the same value, they must exhibit
equal currents and voltages, and hence equal powers.
As the load increases in resistance beyond the maximizing value the load voltage will raise,
however, the load current will drop by a greater amount yielding a lower load power.
Although this is not the maximum load power, this will represent a larger percentage of total
power produced, and thus a greater efficiency (the ratio of load power to total power).
The value of the maximum output power or transferred power is given as,
RIPHAH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
AND TECHNOLOGY

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