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Product Information This module is used to determine the relationship between light intensity and photoelectric current. You can also determine the maximum kinetic energy of the electrons released by the photoelectric effect. The unit fits over the end of a meter stick so that the distance from light source to cathode can be easily measured. Jacks are provided for supplying the stopping voltage, for monitoring the stopping voltage, and for phototube output to the current amplifier. The potentiometer adjusts the stopping voltage. Designed for use with our Current Amplifier, Multiple Light Source, and Universal Power Supply.  Tell a Friend about this item
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