P7.2.1.2 Investigating the Anomalous Hall Effect in Tungsten Complete Experiment
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Investigating the Anomalous Hall Effect in Tungsten
The experiments P7.2.1.1 and P7.2.1.2 determine the Hall coefficient RH of two electrical conductors by measuring the Hall voltage UH for various currents I as a function of the magnetic field B. A negative value is obtained for the Hall coefficient of silver, which indicates that the charge is being transported by electrons. A positive value is found as the Hall coefficient of tungsten. Consequently, the holes are mainly responsible for conduction in this metal.
Components of the Experiment:
| 1 | 586 84 | Hall effect apparatus (tungsten) |
| 1 | 524 005W | Mobile-CASSY 2 WiFi |
| 1 | 524 0381 | Combi B sensor S |
| 1 | 501 11 | Extension cable, 15 pin |
| 1 | 524 0401 | µV sensor S |
| 1 | 521 551 | AC/DC power supply 0...24 V/ 0...10 A |
| 1 | 726 890 | DC-High Current Power Supply 32/20 |
| 1 | 562 11 | U-core with yoke |
| 1 | 560 31 | Bored pole pieces, pair |
| 2 | 562 13 | Coil, 250 turns |
| 1 | 300 41 | Stand rod, 25 cm, 12 mm Ø |
| 1 | 301 01 | Leybold multiclamp |
| 1 | 300 02 | Stand base, V-shaped, small |
| 1 | 500 442 | Connecting lead 19 A, 100 cm, blue |
| 3 | 501 46 | Connecting leads 19 A, 100 cm, red/blue, pair |
| 2 | 501 33 | Connecting lead, 32 A, 100 cm, black |
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