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First Name Last Name 24 marks) You have been asked to design a screen for a cath

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Question

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Explanation / Answer

Given
electron speed, v = 7*10^6 m/s
height of the screen, h = 0.05 m
Range of electric field, E = -5k N/C to 5k N/C
steps, dE = 225 N/C
height of shape, h' = 0.03 m
plate width, w = 0.05 m

now, every dE electric field change will create corresponding dH change in the final location of the electorn on the scintillating screen
at electric field E
Force due to the field = qE
acceleration = qE/m ( m is mass of electron)
time spent in field, t = w/v = 0.05/7*10^6 = 7.142*10^-9 s
displacement from central axis, s = 0.5*qE*t^2/m = qE*w^2/2mv^2

for subsequent field dE
ds = qw^2dE/2mv^2
so smallest pixel width in 1d = ds = q*0.05^2*225/2m(7*10^6)^2 = 1.0091 mm
number of pixels for 3 cm height = 30 cm/1.0091 mm = 297.26 pixels

3. for the shape to be centred on the screen, the maximum displacement from the centre, s = 1.5 cm
0.015 = qE*w^2/2mv^2
E = 3344.25 V/m
4. smallest pixel size = 1.0091 mm
5. 297.26 , so apx 300 pixels