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A source circuit is used to drive a load with resistance RL = 30?. The Thevenin...

A source circuit is used to drive a load with resistance RL = 30?. The Thevenin equivalent of this source circuit is characterized by ?T = 2.5V and RT = 60?.

(a) Determine the maximum voltage ?max and maximum current imax available from the source circuit.

(b) Compute the actual load voltage ?L and load current iL.

(c) Compare the actual power delivered to the load with the maximum power available from the source circuit.

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