Franck Hertz Experiment Without Datalogger Software

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Franck Hertz Experiment Without Datalogger Software Specification

Display Type
Digital display and oscilloscope

Shape
Box-shaped assembly

Features
Observation of discrete energy levels electron transition experiments user-friendly interface

Heating Capacity
1000C (electron tube heating)

Temperature Resistance
High-temperature resistant electron tube

Control Type
Manual control

Accuracy
High precision measurement system

Power Supply
220V AC 50Hz

Type
Experimental equipment

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 300mm x 150mm x 200mm

Equipment Materials
Metal and electronic components

Power
Standard lab power supply

Voltage
Regulated voltage for electron tube and measurement systems

Material
Metal and glass for electron tube

Application
Physics experiments in atomic and quantum physics

Warranty
1 year manufacturer warranty

About Franck Hertz Experiment Without Datalogger Software

· Franckhertz unit: - Plate voltage : 1-10V(minimum), display 3 digit LED, Screen grid(g ) voltage : 0 -80V(minimum), display 3 digit LED, Control grid (g ) voltage: 0-9V(minimum), display 3 digit led 1, Filament voltage : 0-8V(minimum),display 3 digit led

· Neontube: -Filament voltage : 6 - 8 V(minimum), Control voltage : 8 V(minimum),Accelerating voltage: 0-70V(minimum), Counter voltage : 1 -10 V(minimum), Tube: Approx.13 x 3 cm diameter.

FAQs of Franck Hertz Experiment Without Datalogger Software:

Q: What type of experiments can be conducted using the Franck Hertz Experiment Without Datalogger Software?

A: The equipment is designed for conducting physics experiments in atomic and quantum physics, specifically focusing on the observation of discrete energy levels and electron transition experiments.

Q: What is the power requirement for the Franck Hertz Experiment Without Datalogger Software?

A: The equipment can be powered using a standard lab power supply with a regulated voltage for the electron tube and measurement systems. It operates on 220V AC 50Hz.

Q: What are the main materials used in the construction of the Franck Hertz Experiment equipment?

A: The equipment is primarily made of metal and electronic components, with the electron tube constructed from metal and glass for high-temperature resistance.