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Page 114
... maximum for R. 0. The power delivered to the load may also be considered as a function of the load resistance and it is seen to be vanishingly small for either very large or very small values of R. The value of R , which makes P , a maximum ...
... maximum for R. 0. The power delivered to the load may also be considered as a function of the load resistance and it is seen to be vanishingly small for either very large or very small values of R. The value of R , which makes P , a maximum ...
Page 124
... maximum when the power dissipated in the instrument is a maximum and the general power theorem shows that the deflection will be a maximum subject to a constant emf . and bridge resistance when the resistance of the galvanometer is ...
... maximum when the power dissipated in the instrument is a maximum and the general power theorem shows that the deflection will be a maximum subject to a constant emf . and bridge resistance when the resistance of the galvanometer is ...
Page 452
... maximum as a function of R1 or R2 when these quantities are as small as possible . The condition for a maximum current as a function of the reactance is that X1 -X2 , i.e. , the resonant condition . The power absorbed by the load ...
... maximum as a function of R1 or R2 when these quantities are as small as possible . The condition for a maximum current as a function of the reactance is that X1 -X2 , i.e. , the resonant condition . The power absorbed by the load ...
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