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232 <strong>Electronic</strong> <strong>Circuit</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong><br />

If the generator is to transfer maximum power to the laod, it is necessary only that the image<br />

impedance Zli at terminals P,Q must be equal to R I . In other words, the load impedance R2 is<br />

transformed by the T-network to a value at the P,Q terminals equal to R I .<br />

When R2 is connected, the image impedance Zli must be<br />

..... (41)<br />

X may have either positive sign or negative sign, i.e., it may be either inductive or capacitive in<br />

nature. Then, RI R2 + j RI (X 2 + X 3 )<br />

By equating real terms,<br />

= - (Xl X 2 + X 2 X3 + X3 Xl) + jR2 (Xl + X 3 )<br />

RI R2 = - (Xl X2 + X2 X3 X3 + Xl) ..... (42)<br />

In the above equation, RI R2 term on the LHS is positive. So the term on RHS must also be<br />

positive. Since it is negative sign, one or more of the three terms on RHS must be positive. X can be<br />

+ jWL or ;"b . In order that the product term Xl X 2 is positive, Xl can be +jXa and X 2 can be -jXa<br />

:-jX b<br />

) = +Xa X b· This requires that one reactive arm of the T-Network be opposite in sign to the sign<br />

)f the other two arms. So the T-Network must consist of one capacitance and two inductances or<br />

Vice-versa.<br />

By equating imaginary terms,<br />

RI (X 2 + X 3 ) = R2 (Xl + X 3 )<br />

..... (43)<br />

The above equation may be written as,<br />

RI R2 = - [(Xl + X 3 ) (X 2 + X 3 ) - Xl] ..... (44)<br />

..... (45)

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