A certain practical current source provides 1.225 W to a 10 2 load. That same practical current source provides 0.644444444444444W to an 580 S load. If the same practical current source had a resistance R, is connected to it, creating a voltage across R, of vLand a current through RL of iL. Find the values of RL, VL, and i, if(a) vL X iL is maximum(b) vỊ, is a maximum(c) iL is a maximum.

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A certain practical current source provides 1.225 W to a 10 2 load. That same practical current source provides 0.644444444444444 W to an 580 S load. If the same practical current source had a resistance RL is connected to it, creating a voltage across RL of vL and a current through RL of iL. Find the values of RL, VL, and iL if (a) VL × iL is maximum (b) VỊ is a maximum (c) ir is a maximum

A certain practical current source provides 1.225 W to a 10 2 load. That same practical current source provides 0.644444444444444 W to an 580 S load. If the same practical current source had a resistance RL is connected to it, creating a voltage across RL of vL and a current through RL of iL. Find the values of RL, VL, and iL if (a) VL × iL is maximum (b) VỊ is a maximum (c) ir is a maximum

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter7: Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3PP: Using the rules for parallel circuits and Ohmslaw, solve for the missing values....

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