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= Maximum power transfer theorem
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The Maximum Power Transfer Theorem is an important principle in electrical engineering and circuit analysis. It states that in order to transfer the maximum amount of power from a source (such as a voltage or current source) to a load (such as a resistor), the load resistance must be equal to the output resistance of the source or circuit from which the power is being drawn, when looking back into the circuit.