circuit resistance

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    twedel10 New Member

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    I need help on how to write a program that will automatically adjust circuit resistance until the maximum power is delivered to the load. The circuit will consists of a programmable power supply, a variable resistor, a fixed resistor, and a programmable load resistor. The user will enter the value of the programmable power supply and the value of the programmable load. The program must automatically adjust the variable resistor R2 until the maximum power is transferred. R2 is a 0 to 10k ohm potentiometer that is controlled by the program. The programmable power supply has a range of 1 to 15 VDC and is accurate to 0.1 increments. The programmable load has a range of 100 ohm to 5k ohm and is accurate to 1 ohm. Values that are not within range will damage the equipment and cannot be accepted. After valid values are entered, the program will automatically adjust R2 until the power delivered to RL is at the maximum value. The program must output these values until the maximum power transferred: R2, RL, PR2, and PRL. When the maximum power is obtained, the following message must be provided. Maximum power transfer to RL is xxx.x P Watts. (X numbers, P metric prefix)

    PLEASE IF ANYONE HAS CODE THAT WILL DO THIS PLEASE SHARE IT WITH ME! THANKS
     

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