Training Oscilloscope
Experiment topics:
• Linear propagation of electrons in a zero-field space
• Deflection of electron beams in an electrical field
• Deflection of electron beams in a magnetic field
• Magnetic lens
• Phase displacement, superimposition of magnetic fields, Lissajous figures
• Determination of an electron's specific charge
• Determination of an electron's speed

Electron tube mounted on terminal base for investigating the design and operation of a cathode ray tube. The electron beam can be deflected by an electric field produced by the deflection plates integrated into the tube, and by a magnetic field from three external coils mounted on a ring. A Wehnelt cylinder is used to focus the beam. A gas filling and fluorescent screen make it possible to observe the beam in the tube. A continuously adjustable saw-tooth generator can be used to analyze and visualize time dependent processes. The device comes with a socket and printed wiring scheme.
Anode voltage: 250 − 400 V DC
Anode current: 1 mA
Filament voltage: 6 – 8 V AC/DC
Filament current: 0.3 A
Wehnelt voltage: 0 – 50 V DC
Deflection plate dimensions: approx. 12x20 mm²
Plate spacing: approx. 12 mm
Electric deflection sensitivity: 0.2 mm/V
Screen diameter: approx. 100 mm
Tube length: approx. 260 mm
Residual gas: Neon
Gas pressure: 10-4 hPa
Sweep frequency: 10 – 200 Hz, continuously adjustable
3 deflection coils: 600 turns each, with a centre pickup
Weight: approx. 1.6 kg