HO-ED-EM-03A e/m Experiment Apparatus (Thomson’s method)

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e/m Experiment Apparatus

(Thomson’s method)

Holmarc's e/m apparatus (Model No: HO-ED-EM-03A) is designed for the measurement of the charge to mass ratio e/m, of the electron. This equipment also facilitates the demonstration of effects of magnetic fields on a moving charged particle. It consists of a fine beam electron tube known as e/m tube, a pair of Helmholtz coils and the electronic control box. The e/m tube generates the fine electron beam by applying the accelerating voltage. The electron tube is placed between a pair of Helmholtz coils. If we apply current to the Helmholtz coil uniform magnetic field is generated and as a result the fine electron beam changes its path to circular. By measuring the accelerating potential, the Current through the Helmholtz coils and the radius of the circular electron beam, we can find out the e/m ratio.

The electronic control unit provides the energy requirements for the tube and Helmholtz coil. The Helmholtz coil is a pair of coils separated by a distance of the coil radius. The e/m tube generates a fine electron beam by applying accelerating voltage. Electron collisions with the gas molecules excite the gas molecules and produce light emission in a cylindrical sheath around the electron beam. As the excited molecules relax, the electron paths become visible.

Experiment:

To measure the Charge to Mass ratio of Electron (e/m)

The e/m ratio can be calculated using the equation,

e/m   =   2.U / (r.B) * (r.B)

Where

B   =   K.IH

K   =   (4/5)3/2. 4Л X 10-7. N/R

Where

V   -   Velocity

e   -   Elementary Charge

R   -   The radius of the Helmholtz coils

N   -   The number of turns on each Helmholtz Coil

I   -   The current through the Helmholtz coils

B   -   Magnetic field

U   -   Accelerating voltage

Specifications:

 Helmholtz coil pair
    Coil diameter     270 mm
    Winding count     150 turns per coil
    Coil current     0 - 3 A
    Anode voltage     0 - 300 V
    Wehnelt voltage     0 to -50V
    Heating voltage     5 - 7 V DC
    Display     3 digit LED display
    Tube’s rotatory angle     10 - 360°
    Supply voltage     220 ±10 V, 50 Hz
    Weight     Approx. 10 Kg
    Fine beam tube T
    Gas filling     Argon / Neon
    Gas pressure     0.13 hPa
    Measurement mark spacing     20 mm
    Bulb diameter     165 mm

Features:

  Excellent for accurate measurements of charge-to-mass ratio
    Clear observation of circular electron beam path
    Change in direction of the coil current possible

Graph:

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Related Topics:

  e/m Ratio
    Helmholtz coil
    Lorentz force
    Cathode
    Anode