jan mocks dk paper 2 Flashcards
electron gun
- speeds up electrons with accelerating pd
- thermionic emissions cause electrons to escape
- attracted to anode
internal resistance
resistance due to the material the battery is made from
causes energy to be wasted as heat
battery charger
connect a charger with a higher emf to the battery
forces current into the battery to charge it
potentiometer
varies voltage
vary output V from fixed supply - 0>maxV
rheostat
can be connected as a variable resistor - good if large I needs to be varied
or can be connected as potentiometer to vary V - currents are very small
intensity prop to
A^2
v^2
KE
v prop to A
how signals are sent
amplitude modulated
- amplitude shows messgae
freq modulated
- freq of wave shows message wave
arials
- mesh reflects signals to front
- circular rod picks up signal (1/2λ tall)
- other rods boost signal (1/2λ apart)
- adjacent emitters alternate between hor and ver to avoid interference if they overlap signal areas
measuring λ of microwaves
- probe is moved from central maxima along
- positions marked and path diff determined
- each max can be used to calc λ then average
youngs double slit - set up + risks
- pass through colour filter (monochromatic)
- creates fringes
risks - dont look at laser
- remove reflections
- dark room
diffraction grating
more slits = narrower bands
d sinθ = nλ
nmax = d/λ
photons
quanta of energy of electromagnetic radiation
LED
- electron transferred across pd
- gains energy
- emits energy as a photon
eV = hf
plot eV against f
grad = h
conc for photoelectric effect - not wave theory
- only emit above threshold freq
- intensity doesn’t effect energy
- no. electrons prop to intensity after f>f0
- electrons emitted have a variety of KE up to max
- max KE ^ with f
find max KE of emitted electrons
find stopping voltage
eV = max KE = hf -hf0