V

1
2eV
eV mv 2
v2
(1)
2
m
B

F=evB
( v B )

F ev B

mv 2

F
r

mv 2
evB
(2)
r
(1)(2) v
e
2V
2 2
(3)
m B r
V r
B
4
nI
B 0 ( )3/ 2
7.80 104 I (Wb / m 2 )
(4)
5
R
0 410 7 n ( n=130 )R
( 0.15 )I
e= 1.60 10 19 C() m= 9.11 10 31
kg e / m 1.76 1011 (C/kg)

1.
300V
2.

3. e/m
4.
5.

1.(1)

2. 6.3V 3
1

 180V

(1)

3.

2 r

r(V)
(I)
4.(1) V I 3.
r V I (1)(
)
5.4
V r 3 e/m

6. V r 345
(2)

() r

240

250

260

270

280

rm

(1)
2

BWb/m2

B 7 . 8 10 4 I

e / m 2V / B 2 r 2

() I ( B)

V
V

240

250

260

270

280

BWb/m2

rm

B 7 . 8 10 I

e / m 2V / B 2 r 2

(2)

1.(1)(2) V() & B() V() & r()

2.
3.(P.E.)(hint

4.
5.
()
6.
7.
8. Bio-Savert (4)
3/ 2

4 nI
B 0
5 R

()

e / m 1.76 1011
C / kg

1.PASCOLEYBOLD
2.Harris Benson, University Physics, Revised, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1995
3.David Halliday, Robert Resnic, Jearl Walker, Fundamentals of Physics, 6th
ed., John Wiley & Sons, Inc.2001