Q1.) A CRT deflection plates of (60mm) long and (0.5cm) apart. The screen is (22cm) away from the center of deflection plates. The electrons enter the plates with velocity of (2.445x10 m/sec). If an input signal is applied, it will produce (3cm) deflection on the screen with an angular deflection of (7.77°). Determine: 1- Acceleration voltage. 2- Deflection potential. 3- The coordinate of electrons beam at the center of deflection plates. 4- The time taken by electrons beam in its traveling from the end of deflection plates to the screen. Note: m= 9.1x10-³¹ kg e=1.6x10-¹⁹C

Q1.) A CRT deflection plates of (60mm) long and (0.5cm) apart. The screen is (22cm) away from the center of deflection plates. The electrons enter the plates with velocity of (2.445x10 m/sec). If an input signal is applied, it will produce (3cm) deflection on the screen with an angular deflection of (7.77°). Determine: 1- Acceleration voltage. 2- Deflection potential. 3- The coordinate of electrons beam at the center of deflection plates. 4- The time taken by electrons beam in its traveling from the end of deflection plates to the screen. Note: m= 9.1x10-³¹ kg e=1.6x10-¹⁹C

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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