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(a)(i)Fig. 10.1 shows a historical cathode-ray oscilloscope. Name its parts B, D, E and F.
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(a)(i)Fig. 10.1 shows a historical cathode-ray oscilloscope. Name its parts B, D, E and F.
Removed from current syllabusKept here for past-paper practice.
(a)(ii)1Using Fig. 10.1, state the purpose of part B in the cathode-ray oscilloscope.
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(a)(ii)2Using Fig. 10.1, state the purpose of part D in the cathode-ray oscilloscope.
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(a)(iii)In the cathode-ray oscilloscope of Fig. 10.1, state the useful energy change when electrons strike its screen.
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(a)(iv)In Fig. 10.1, describe what happens inside the cathode-ray oscilloscope to turn its bright spot into a horizontal line.
(b)(i)1Fig. 10.2 shows a sound-wave trace on a c.r.o. set to Y-gain 0.5 V per division and time base 2.0 ms per division. Determine the maximum voltage.
(b)(i)2Fig. 10.2 shows a sound-wave trace on a c.r.o. set to Y-gain 0.5 V per division and time base 2.0 ms per division. Determine the time for one oscillation.
(b)(i)3Fig. 10.2 shows a sound-wave trace on a c.r.o. set to Y-gain 0.5 V per division and time base 2.0 ms per division. Determine the sound frequency.
(b)(ii)Using Fig. 10.2 with the same c.r.o. settings, sketch a trace for a sound wave of smaller amplitude and lower frequency.
5054/22/M/J/16Cambridge O Level Physics 5054 · May/June 2016 · Paper 2 variant 2 · Question 10