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We wish to use the photoelectric effect to convert light toelectrical power. A photoelectric effect test cell similar to theone shown on the right is constructed with A1 metal (work functionof ΓΒ=4.0eV) for the photoelectric cathode. Monochromatic light ofwavelength 248nm and an intensity of 100mW cm^(-2) is used to testthis new type of solar cell. The light falls on an A1 photoelectriccathode of area 1cm^(-2).
1) Assuming every photon is converted to anelectron, how much electrical current flows in this device ?
We wish to use the photoelectric effect to convert light toelectrical power. A photoelectric effect test cell similar to theone shown on the right is constructed with A1 metal (work functionof ΓΒ=4.0eV) for the photoelectric cathode. Monochromatic light ofwavelength 248nm and an intensity of 100mW cm^(-2) is used to testthis new type of solar cell. The light falls on an A1 photoelectriccathode of area 1cm^(-2).
1) Assuming every photon is converted to anelectron, how much electrical current flows in this device ?
Hubert KochLv2
19 Aug 2019