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    This document outlines an electrical engineering lab experiment on maximum power transfer. The objectives are to set up a circuit on a breadboard, calculate voltages and currents, measure them using a DMM, and explain any deviations. Students work in groups, with the lab engineer available to assist. Equipment used includes a test bench, power supply, and digital multimeter. The procedure involves connecting the circuit, calculating the theoretical equivalent resistance Rth, taking readings for varying load resistances RL, plotting RL vs power, and verifying maximum power occurs when RL = Rth. An observation table shows readings for different RL values and a graph plots power vs resistance, demonstrating maximum power at RL = Rth. Precautions include switching off the power

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    This document outlines an electrical engineering lab experiment on maximum power transfer. The objectives are to set up a circuit on a breadboard, calculate voltages and currents, measure them using a DMM, and explain any deviations. Students work in groups, with the lab engineer available to assist. Equipment used includes a test bench, power supply, and digital multimeter. The procedure involves connecting the circuit, calculating the theoretical equivalent resistance Rth, taking readings for varying load resistances RL, plotting RL vs power, and verifying maximum power occurs when RL = Rth. An observation table shows readings for different RL values and a graph plots power vs resistance, demonstrating maximum power at RL = Rth. Precautions include switching off the power

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    This document outlines an electrical engineering lab experiment on maximum power transfer. The objectives are to set up a circuit on a breadboard, calculate voltages and currents, measure them using a DMM, and explain any deviations. Students work in groups, with the lab engineer available to assist. Equipment used includes a test bench, power supply, and digital multimeter. The procedure involves connecting the circuit, calculating the theoretical equivalent resistance Rth, taking readings for varying load resistances RL, plotting RL vs power, and verifying maximum power occurs when RL = Rth. An observation table shows readings for different RL values and a graph plots power vs resistance, demonstrating maximum power at RL = Rth. Precautions include switching off the power

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    This document outlines an electrical engineering lab experiment on maximum power transfer. The objectives are to set up a circuit on a breadboard, calculate voltages and currents, measure them using a DMM, and explain any deviations. Students work in groups, with the lab engineer available to assist. Equipment used includes a test bench, power supply, and digital multimeter. The procedure involves connecting the circuit, calculating the theoretical equivalent resistance Rth, taking readings for varying load resistances RL, plotting RL vs power, and verifying maximum power occurs when RL = Rth. An observation table shows readings for different RL values and a graph plots power vs resistance, demonstrating maximum power at RL = Rth. Precautions include switching off the power

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    Department of Electrical Engineering

    Faculty Member: ____________________ Dated: ________________

    Semester: __________________________ Section: ________________

    EE-111: Linear Circuit Analysis

    Lab 9: Maximum Power Transfer Theorem (Open Ended Lab)


    PLO4/CLO5 PLO5/CLO6 PLO8/CLO7 PLO9/CLO8

    Name Reg. No Viva /Quiz / Analysis Modern Ethics and Safety Individual and
    Lab of data in Tool Usage Teamwork
    Performance Lab 5 marks
    Report 5 marks 5 marks
    5 marks
    5 marks

    SHAMEL 467948
    MUJTABA
    SHAHMEER 480008
    ADNAN RANA
    TAHA 454573
    MAHMOOD

    EE-111: Linear Circuit Analysis Page 1


    Lab 9: Maximum Power Transfer Theorem
    Introduction:
    This laboratory execise is meant to enable the students to accomplish maximum power transfer
    analysis of simple circuits and correlate measured vaues with the theoretical calculations of
    voltages and currents through various circuit elements.

    Objectives

    The following are the broad objectives of this lab:


     Circuit setup on bread board.
     Calculate the currents and voltages in the valarious circuit elements.
     Use the DMM as a ammeter and voltmeter to measure the various currents and
    voltages.
     Explain deviations in results in case these are encountered during the experiment.

    Conduct of Lab

    The students are required to work in groups of three to four; each student must attempt
    to understand and use the laboratoy set-up and conduct at least one or two parts of the
    requirement experimentation. The lab engineerwill be available to assit the students.
    In case some aspect of the lab experiment is not understood the students are advised
    to seek help from the teacher, the lab engineer.

    Lab Equipment

    The following equipment would be used in this experiment:


     Test bench
     The Multimeter
     The Power Supply
     Digital Multimeter

    Circuit analysis for maximum power transfer

    The maximum power transfer theorem states that a load resistance will abstract maximum
    power from the network when the load resistance is equal to the internal resistance. For
    maximum power transfer Load resistance RL= Rth, Where Rth equivalent resistance of the
    remaining circuit.

    EE-111: Linear Circuit Analysis Page 2


    PROCEDURE:
    1. Connect the circuit diagram as shown in fig.
    2. Calculate Rth theoretically.
    3. Take the readings of voltmeter and ammeter for different values of RL
    4. Plot RL Vs P
    5. Verify that power is maximum when RL =Rth

    OBSERVATION TABLE:

    S. No RL VL IL P = VL X IL
    1 1k 1.04 1.02mA 1.061mW
    2 2k 1.676 506.5uA 0.849mW
    3 3k 2.09 486.9uA 1.017mW
    4 4k 2.39 465uA 1.111mW
    5 5k 2.62 439uA 1.15mW
    6 6k 2.79 408.56uA 1.14mW
    7 8k 3.05 348.12uA 1.0617

    EE-111: Linear Circuit Analysis Page 3


    1.2

    1.15

    1.1

    POWER (W) 1.05

    0.95

    0.9

    0.85

    0.8

    0.75

    0.7
    1K 2K 3K 4K 5K 6K 8K

    RESISTANCE (KΩ)

    PRECAUTIONS:

    1. SWITCH OFF the supply when not in use.


    2. Reading should be taken carefully.
    3. All connections should be tight and correct.

    EE-111: Linear Circuit Analysis Page 4

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