BEX-8510 · Ideal Vacuum Diode Comprehensive Experiment
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Details Principle There are a lot of free electrons in the metal, but the energy of the electron inside the metal is lower than the energy outside. Therefore, when the electron escapes from the metal, it needs to provide some energy to the electron. This energy is called the electron work function. Studying the escape of electrons is a very meaningful work. Many electronic devices are related to electron emission. Therefore, studying the physical properties of this material is very important to improve the performance of the material. In addition, this experiment can also use the magnetron method to measure the electron charge-to-mass ratio, and study the electron energy in vacuum to follow the Fermi-Dirac distribution. Overview The core components of this experimental device are an ideal (vacuum) diode and an energized solenoid coil wrapped around the ideal diode. In this experiment, by measuring the electron work function of tungsten metal, tungsten wire is used as the "ideal" diode cathode material, the anode is made into a cylinder coaxial with the athode, and the cathode emission surface is limited to a certain length with uniform temperature and can be approximated Think of the electrode as an ideal state of infinite length without edge effects. The determination of the work function (work function) of electrons and the experiment of the electron-to-mass ratio have comprehensively applied the basic methods of Richardson linear measurement, epitaxy measurement, compensation measurement and magnetron control. There is better skill training in data processing. Therefore, this is a more meaningful experiment. Features
Experimental content and typical data Experiment 1: Determination of work function of metal electron Table 1: Anode current and its logarithmic value at different anode voltages and filament temperatures, graph lgIa~√Ua, get the intercept lgI at different temperatures and fill in Table 2. Table 2: The calculated values of lg( I / T2) and 1/T at different temperatures T Make a graph of lg( I / T2) ~ 1/T according to Table 2 and find the slope m of the line Slope of straight line: m = -22802 Escape potential: φ = 4.53 (V) Work function (work function) eφ = 4.53 eV Relative error compared with the recognized value of work function (work function) eφ=4.54eV : Er = 0.33% Experiment 2: Electron movement in radial electric field and axial magnetic field (Magnetron method measures electron charge-to-mass ratio) Experiment 3: Research on Fermi-Dirac distribution Experiment 4: The volt-ampere characteristics of an ideal vacuum diode Parts list Metal Electronic Work Function Tester BEM-5715 Adjustable DC (constant voltage and constant current) power supply I, 12V/1A BEM-5055 Ideal vacuum diode box BEM-5716 Solenoid coil BC-105236 Connecting wire, 2mm sheathed banana plug, red BC-105238 【2】 Connection wire, 2mm sheathed banana plug, black BC-105239 【2】 Connecting wire, 4mm banana plug, red BC-105084 Connecting wire, 4mm banana plug, black BC-105083 Connecting wire, 4mm sheathed banana plug 1m, red BC-105074 Connecting wire, 4mm sheathed banana plug 1m, black BC-105073 Power cord BC-105075 User Manual CD-M-BEX-8510B Digital experiment options UI-5400 Capstone data acquisition software PS-3211 Wireless voltage sensor【2】 |
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