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    CRO Exercise 2024

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    The document describes a cathode ray oscilloscope (CRO) and its components. It asks questions about what cathode rays consist of, which part must be heated to create cathode rays, which part is coated with fluorescent material and its purpose. It also asks about the effect of applying a potential difference between parts of the CRO and why a vacuum is needed inside the tube. It then shows a CRO connected to an AC supply and asks questions about determining the amplitude, peak voltage, time between peaks, and frequency from the displayed waveform.

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    The document describes a cathode ray oscilloscope (CRO) and its components. It asks questions about what cathode rays consist of, which part must be heated to create cathode rays, which part is coated with fluorescent material and its purpose. It also asks about the effect of applying a potential difference between parts of the CRO and why a vacuum is needed inside the tube. It then shows a CRO connected to an AC supply and asks questions about determining the amplitude, peak voltage, time between peaks, and frequency from the displayed waveform.

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    The document describes a cathode ray oscilloscope (CRO) and its components. It asks questions about what cathode rays consist of, which part must be heated to create cathode rays, which part is coated with fluorescent material and its purpose. It also asks about the effect of applying a potential difference between parts of the CRO and why a vacuum is needed inside the tube. It then shows a CRO connected to an AC supply and asks questions about determining the amplitude, peak voltage, time between peaks, and frequency from the displayed waveform.

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    CRO Exercise 2024

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    The document describes a cathode ray oscilloscope (CRO) and its components. It asks questions about what cathode rays consist of, which part must be heated to create cathode rays, which part is coated with fluorescent material and its purpose. It also asks about the effect of applying a potential difference between parts of the CRO and why a vacuum is needed inside the tube. It then shows a CRO connected to an AC supply and asks questions about determining the amplitude, peak voltage, time between peaks, and frequency from the displayed waveform.

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    Name: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

    Class:……………

    Exercise-CATHODE RAY OSCILLOSCOPE (CRO)

    1 Fig. 1.1 shows a tube for producing cathode rays. The tube contains various parts.

    Fig. 1.1

    A spot is formed on the screen by the cathode rays.

    (a) What do cathode rays consist of? .................................................................................... [1]

    (b) Which part, A, B, C or D, must be heated to create the cathode rays? ........................... [1]

    (c) (i) Which part, A, B, C or D, is coated with fluorescent material? ............................ [1]

    (ii) What is the purpose of the fluorescent material?

    ................................................................................................................................... [1]

    (d) A potential difference is applied between the two halves of part C.

    What effect does this have on the cathode rays?

    ............................................................................................................................................... [1]

    (e) Explain why there needs to be a vacuum inside the tube.

    .....................................................................................................................................................

    .....................................................................................................................................................

    ................................................................................................................................................ [2]

    1
    2. Fig.2.1 shows an oscilloscope with a.c supply connected to Y-input.

    Fig.2.1

    Find :

    (a) the amplitude of the waveform

    (b) the peak voltage of the supply

    (c) the time between two peaks on the waveform

    (d) the frequency of the a.c supply

    [4]

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