Electronics Device
Electronics Device
Electronics Device
-Thermionic emission
-Field emission
-Photo emission
-Secondary emission
A. Thermionic emission: Heat is used to emit
electrons from the surface of a metal. When heat
is applied to a metal, the electrons at the
outermost shell escapes from the metal surface
and go into conduction.
B. Field emission: This process is also
known as cold emission. When two
electrons (conductor); one positive and the
other negative are placed in a high electric
field, the free electrons from the negative
electrode will move over to the positive
electrode. Field emission is used in the
operation of electron microscopes.
C. Photo emission: When light from the
sun is used to emit electrons from a metal
surface, photo emission has occurred.
Many metals can emit electrons easily
when the rays of sun fall on them.
D. Secondary emission: When a metal
surface is struck by particles (electrons) that
move in a straight line at a very high speed.
This is what happens in the fluorescent tube,
the screen of a television receiver and
computer monitors. The inner surfaces of the
tubes are coated with phosphorous
substances that can emit light when electrons
from other sources strike in them.
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The basic electronic devices we find in electronic
appliances are:
-Resistors.
-Capacitors.
-Diodes.
-Transistors.
-Integrated circuits (IC).
-Inductors.
-Circuit boards.