Frank Hertz Experimental Physics Lab Instrument

This experimental system is designed for the study of atomic energy levels through the Franck–Hertz experiment. By accelerating low-energy electrons and allowing them to interact with atoms, users can observe the energy transfer process and investigate the existence of discrete atomic energy states.

The system features a touch-screen interface for convenient operation, data display, and parameter adjustment. Through practical experimentation, learners can gain a deeper understanding of atomic structure, electron-atom interactions, and the fundamental concepts of quantum physics.

• Franck–Hertz experiment
• Investigation of atomic energy levels
• Electron-atom collision studies
• Energy transfer analysis
• Verification of quantized energy states
• Atomic structure research
• Quantum physics fundamentals
• Experimental data acquisition and analysis

Main Unit :

• Integrated touch-screen display and control system for fast and convenient operation

Power Cable :

• Connection cable for system power supply

Data Cable :

• Used for data transmission and communication

Experimental Tube :

• Gas-filled electron collision tube

Temperature Control Unit :

• Adjustable temperature regulation system for the experimental tube

Optional Accessories

• Spare Experimental Tube
• Computer System
• Additional Data Analysis Accessories