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    From Ideas to Implementation

    Contents1. Increased understandings of cathode rays led to the development of television

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    Explain why the apparent inconsistent behaviour of cathoderays caused

    debate as to whether they were charged particles or electromagnetic waves...3

    Explain that cathode ray tubes allowed the manipulation of a stream of

    charged particles................................................................................................3

    Identify that moving charged particles in a magnetic eld experience a force. .3

    Identify that charged plates produce an electric eld........................................3

    Describe uantitatively the force acting on a charge moving through amagnetic eld F ! v" sin ...............................................................................3

    Discuss ualitatively the electric eld strength due to a point charge# positive

    and negative charges and oppositely charged parallel plates............................3

    Describe uantitatively the electric eld due to oppositely charged parallel

    plates..................................................................................................................3

    $utline %homson&s experiment to measure the charge'mass ratio of an electron

    ........................................................................................................................... 3

    $utline the role of(..............................................................................................3

    ) Electrodes in the electron gun......................................................................3

    ) %he de*ection plates or coils........................................................................3

    ) %he *uorescent screen in the cathode ray tube of conventional %+ displays

    and oscilloscopes............................................................................................3

    ,. %he reconceptualisation of the model of light led to an understanding of the

    photoelectric e-ect and blac body radiation......................................................../

    Describe 0ert&s observation of the e-ect of a radio wave on a receiver and the

    photoelectric e-ect he produced but failed to investigate................................./

    $utline ualitatively 0ert&s experiments in measuring the speed of radio

    waves and how they relate to light waves........................................................../

    Identify 2lanc&s hypothesis that radiation emitted and absorbed by the walls

    of a blac body cavity is uantised...................................................................../

    Identify Einstein&s contribution to uantum theory and its relation to blac body

    radiation............................................................................................................. /

    Explain the particle model of light in terms of photons with particular energy

    and freuency..................................................................................................../

    Identify the relationships between photon energy# freuency# speed of light

    and wavelength( E ! hf and c ! f...................................................................../

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    3. 4imitations of past technologies and increased research into the structure of

    the atom resulted in the invention of transistors...................................................5

    Identify that some electrons in solids are shared between atoms and move

    freely.................................................................................................................. 5

    Describe the di-erence between conductors# insulators and semiconductors interms of band structures and relative electrical resistance................................5

    Identify absences of electrons in a nearly full band as holes# and recognise that

    both electrons and holes help to carry current...................................................5

    6ompare ualitatively the relative number of free electrons that can drift........5

    From atom to atom in conductors# semiconductors and insulators....................5

    Identify that the use of germanium in early transistors is related to lac of

    ability to produce other materials of suitable purity...........................................5

    Describe how 7doping& a semiconductor can change its electrical properties....5

    Identify di-erences in p and n8type semiconductors in terms of the relative

    number of negative charge carriers and positive holes......................................5

    Describe di-erences between solid state and thermionic devices and discuss

    why solid state devices replaced thermionic devices.........................................5

    /. Investigations into the electrical properties of particular metals at di-erent

    temperatures led to the identication of superconductivity and the exploration of

    possible applications.............................................................................................9

    $utline the methods used by the "raggs to determine crystal structure...........9

    Identify that metals possess a crystal lattice structure......................................9

    Describe conduction in metals as a free movement of electrons unimpeded by

    the lattice........................................................................................................... 9

    Identify that resistance in metals is increased by the presence of impurities and

    scattering of electrons by lattice vibrations........................................................9

    Describe the occurrence in superconductors below their critical temperature of

    a population of electron pairs una-ected by electrical resistance......................9

    Discuss the "6: theory.......................................................................................9

    Discuss the advantages of using superconductors and identify limitations totheir use............................................................................................................. 9

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    1. Increased understandings of cathode rays led to the

    development of television

    Identify that charged plates produce an electric eld

    "etween two charged plates# a uniform ;strength is eual at all points681or +m81