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| This project is based on an instructible. See http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Electron-Accelerator-A-Cathode-Ray-Tube-in-a-/ for details. | It involves building a cathode ray tube, the simplist kind of of particle accelerator and the same thing old TVs and computer monitors use to generate an image, with a phosphorescent screen. It could be used as a demonstration, or as a jumping-off point for further particle and plasma physics experiments. __List of equipment: __ Clear wine bottle 2-stage mechanical vacuum pump 10kV DC power source Pressure-rated epoxy misc hardware ---------- If you are interested, email me (Josh Perry) at jperry7@wisc.edu |
DIY Electron Accelerator
This project is based on an instructible. See http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Electron-Accelerator-A-Cathode-Ray-Tube-in-a-/ for details and above image.
It involves building a cathode ray tube, the simplist kind of of particle accelerator and the same thing old TVs and computer monitors use to generate an image, with a phosphorescent screen.
It could be used as a demonstration, or as a jumping-off point for further particle and plasma physics experiments.
List of equipment:
Clear wine bottle
2-stage mechanical vacuum pump
10kV DC power source
Pressure-rated epoxy
misc hardware
If you are interested, email me (Josh Perry) at jperry7@wisc.edu