Max Power Transfer
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| Here we were asked to graph the Power function which has an linear component multiplied by a parabolic component. By graphing this, we found the max power curve. |
We learned that in order to get max power transfer, we need to let the load resistance equal the thevenin resistance, as shown by the derivation below.
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| We were given the task to find the max power given 3 motors with given specs. We first had to find the internal resistance, then |
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| Here we made a table of P vs. R... Just kidding, see the next graph |
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| Here we made a rational curve fit for the data we had. The numerator order was set to 1, the denominator order was set to 2. We got a very nice looking fit line. The equation is below. |
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