Photo-emissive cell, Physics

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It having of an evacuated glass or quartz bulb having anode A and cathode C. The cathode is semi-cylindrical solid on which a thin layer of photo-sensitive material is coated.

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When light incident on the cathode, it produces photo-electrons which are attracted by the anode. The photo-electrons forms a small current which flows by the external circuit.

 

 


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