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Chapter 11, Problem 20E
The circuit in Fig. 11.36 has a series resistance of Rs = 50 Ω and load resistance of RL = 82 Ω. If the impedance of the inductor is j40 Ω, what would be the required impedance of the capacitor to ensure maximum power transfer to RL?
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