Vc=0 V VA 3. In the picture tube of an anachronistic television set, electrons are "boiled" off a hot cathode in a process called thermionic emission. They are then accelerated toward an anode in order to create an electron beam. Consider the situation in which the electrons are initially at rest as they come off the cathode. They subsequently pass through an aperture in the anode with a speed of 2.65 x 107 m/s. The picture tube is under vacuum, and any forces other than electric forces are negligible and can be ignored. Find the voltage VA VA= 1,977 V Cathode High voltage Anode

Vc=0 V VA 3. In the picture tube of an anachronistic television set, electrons are "boiled" off a hot cathode in a process called thermionic emission. They are then accelerated toward an anode in order to create an electron beam. Consider the situation in which the electrons are initially at rest as they come off the cathode. They subsequently pass through an aperture in the anode with a speed of 2.65 x 107 m/s. The picture tube is under vacuum, and any forces other than electric forces are negligible and can be ignored. Find the voltage VA VA= 1,977 V Cathode High voltage Anode

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VA
3. In the picture tube of an anachronistic television set, electrons are "boiled" off a
hot cathode in a process called thermionic emission. They are then accelerated
toward an anode in order to create an electron beam. Consider the situation in
which the electrons are initially at rest as they
come off the cathode. They subsequently pass
through an aperture in the anode with a speed
of 2.65 x 107 m/s. The picture tube is under
vacuum, and any forces other than electric
forces are negligible and can be ignored. Find
the voltage VA
VA= 1,977 V
Cathode
High
voltage
Anode

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