> >Nowhere in the maximum power transfer theorem does it consider
> >source efficiency.
>
> ? With half of the total P being dissipated in the generator, and half of
> the power being delivered to the load R, the efficiency is obviously 50%.
The coal consumption in this country just went up twenty fold, as
power companies have had to increase BTU's to supply the energy
used to heat the generators and line distribution transformers now
that the maximum power measures theorem is in effect.
> > >The maximum power transfer theorem simply gives two >conclusions: >
> >1.) When the magnitude and angle of an impedance connected to >the
> terminals of a network is adjustable, the largest power results >when Z
> load is the conjugate of the output impedance of the >network when the
> load is removed. > ? Say what?
What.
> ? I already agreed that the feedback claim was nonsense,
Darn.
73, Tom W8JI
w8ji@contesting.com
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