Maximum Power Transfer Theorem Example @ElectronXLab
Maximum Power Transfer Theorem Example @ElectronXLab
Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video I go through an example to calculate the maximum power delivered to the load of a circuit that is not in the standard form for the maximum power transfer theorem (MPTT). I have to use Thevenin's theorem to convert the circuit to an equivalent, Thevenized form and then apply the MPTT.

00:30 - MPTT review
01:04 - Thevenin's Theorem
01:35 - RL = 83.3 Ohms
02:02 - Voltage calculation
02:22 - Current Calculation
03:23 - Recap
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