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Shuttling ball experiment. With a constant p.d., move the plates to different distances apart and measure the number of shuttles per second (of the ball) and the current. Then fix the distance between the elecrode plates, vary the p.d. and measure the number of shuttles per second (of the ball) and the current.
 
Shuttling ball experiment. With a constant p.d., move the plates to different distances apart and measure the number of shuttles per second (of the ball) and the current. Then fix the distance between the elecrode plates, vary the p.d. and measure the number of shuttles per second (of the ball) and the current.
 
===Resources===
 
===Resources===
 
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[[Moving_Charges_in_Electrostatics_-_practicals.doc Short class practicals to demo moveing charges]]
 
===Analysis===
 
===Analysis===
 
On the lap tops, plot graphs of current against number of suttles per second.
 
On the lap tops, plot graphs of current against number of suttles per second.

Revision as of 06:01, 10 November 2008

Demonstration 1

Shuttling ball experiment. With a constant p.d., move the plates to different distances apart and measure the number of shuttles per second (of the ball) and the current. Then fix the distance between the elecrode plates, vary the p.d. and measure the number of shuttles per second (of the ball) and the current.

Resources

Moving_Charges_in_Electrostatics_-_practicals.doc Short class practicals to demo moveing charges

Analysis

On the lap tops, plot graphs of current against number of suttles per second.

Equipment

1x shuttling ball apparatus.

Safety

High voltages are used. Please consult the risk assessment for high voltages.

Syllabus

Motion, Energy & Charge