Velocity Selector: An Example Problem @stepbystepscience
Velocity Selector: An Example Problem  @stepbystepscience
Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
This video presents an example problem for velocity selectors. A velocity selector filters out charged particles with velocities that are not desired. A velocity selector is used as a velocity filter for charged particles to select them based on their speed or velocity. For example, in electron microscopes, spectrometers and mass spectrometry. It consists of perpendicular uniform electric and magnetic fields. Charged particles with the desired velocity will travel straight through the velocity selector while particles with other velocities will be filtered out.


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