The Cathode Ray Tube (CRT)
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The Cathode Ray Tube (CRT)
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How it works….
• Electrons are boiled off in the cathode (negative terminal)
• Electrons are sped up through accelerating plates (parallel plates with a potential difference)
• Electrons are deflected by a second (and third) set of deflecting plates
• Electrons hit a fluorescent screen to produce a picture
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The BIG Idea…
Electric potential (Voltage) is "energy per charge" so ΔV = ΔEp/q
ΔEp = qΔV is the kinetic energy given to charge q as it passes between the plates. This energy will accelerate the electrons!
Other sets of parallel plates deflect the electrons up and down due to the electric field (and force)
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Common things to find….• The transfer of potential to kinetic energy (and
final velocity) from the accelerating plates• The electric potential (voltage) between the
deflecting plates• The deflecting force (including direction)
cause by the electric field between the plates• The final velocity of electrons when they leave
the deflecting plates
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Check out this CRT applet
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An electron passing between parallel plates 0. 025 m apart experiences an upward electrostatic force of 5.1 x10-16 N.
a) What is the magnitude of the electric field between the plates?
b) What is the potential difference between the plates?
c) On the diagram below draw in the connections to the power supply necessary for the electron to experience this upward force.
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4 Chapters in 1 Question
Vaccelerating = 900 VVdeflection = 35 VWidth of deflecting plates: 0.60 cmLength of deflecting plates: 2.5 cm
a) Draw a sketch of the CRTb) Find the velocity (magnitude and direction) of the electron as it leaves the deflecting plates.
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SolutionΔEp = qΔV = (1.6x10-19)(900) = ½ mevx
2 vx = 1.778*107 m/s
Time between the deflection plates: t = d/v = 1.406*10 -9 s
Electric field in deflecting plates: E=V/d= 35/0.006 = 5.8*103 N/C or V/m
Deflection force: F = qE = 9.33*10-16 N
Upward acceleration: a=F/m = 1.02*1015 m/s2
Vy = 0 + at = 1.44*106 m/sResultant velocity: 1.78*107 m/sAngle: tan-1(vy/vx) = 4.63o
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