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In this paper, using Maxwells equal-area law we study the phase transition of charged AdS black holes by choosing different independent conjugate variables. As is well known, the phase transition can be characterized by the state function of the system, the determination of the phase transition point has nothing to do with the choice of independent conjugate variables. To studying the thermodynamic properties of AdS black holes we give the conditions under which the independent conjugate variables are chosen. When the charge of the black hole is invariable, according to the conditions we find that the phase transition is related to the electric potential and the horizon radius of the charged black hole. Keeping the cosmological constant as a fixed parameter, the phase transition of a charged AdS black hole is related to the ratio of the event horizon to cosmological constant of the black hole. This conclusion is of great importance for us to study the critical phenomenon of black holes and to improve the self-consistent geometry theory of black hole thermodynamic.
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