Magentism Flashcards
State the definition of volts (3)
-when one joule of electric potential energy is give to one coloumb of charge
-by moving it between 2 points
1V =1J/C
State the definition of electron volt (3)
-one electron volt is the energy gained by a particle
-with charge equal to the charge of an electron
-when it is accelerated through a potential difference of one volt
1V= 1.6x10^19 J
What is thermionic emission (1)
When free electrons are easily produced by emission from a heated wire
How does an electron gun function (1)
-the free electrons can be accelerated by applying potential difference in an evacuated tube
-producing a high velocity stream of electrons
State the equation between KE and PE (1)
1/2 mv2 = e x potential difference
e = 1.6x10^-19
Look at diagrams of electron gun and deflecting electron stream
Explain how an electron passes through an uniform electric field (5)
-since it’s an electron it has a negative charge on it
-it follows a parabolic path
-the electron stream has a constant force acting on it due to electric field
-the electrons horizontal velocity is unchanged
-but vertical velocity is accelerated
State an equation representing the force experienced by a charged particle in an electric field (2)
F = charge of particle x electric field strenght
Charge of particle x potential difference / distance between charges
State the application is electron beams (1)
-the inkjet printer uses a deflected electron beams
-an ink gun produced 1000s of positively charged ink drops
State how inkjet printer uses deflected electron beam (3)
-these ink droplets are deflected by a uniform electric field between 2 parallel plates
-the charge of the ink droplets is computer controlled but the uniform electric field is constant
-only deflected ink droplets reach the paper and each droplet is directed by using the properties of electric charge
What are the 2 main properties of magnetism (2)
Field lines never cross
A magnet always has two poles
What are lines of flux (3)
-the magnetic field is represented by lines of flux
-gives an indication of the strenght of the field
-the more closely they’re packed the stronger the field