# Physics307L F07:People/Trujillo/LAB NOTEBOOK/071010

stop=612mv

1.28s @100%

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4.90s @40%

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## Data Drocessing

Tomas and I were able to do some first and second order curve fitting on this graph but was not able to get a percise Planks estimation. Our first order looked like 11e-34J. Does not see right..

## Methodology

Following instructions in Dr. Gold's lab manual, I made sure the equipment was set up correctly to perform the experiment. First, one should get the light from the lamp as focused as possible by adjusting the diffraction grating/lens. Next, one should make sure light from the lamp reaches the photocathode of the $\tfrac{h}{e}$ apparatus. How to do this is described in the manual. (perhaps I should upload the manual in case www-hep.unm.edu goes down again) following that, one should test the batteries of the $\tfrac{h}{e}$ apparatus. I suppose the minimum ratings for the batteries are listed were the apparatus's test points are, so they are +6V and -6V. Measure using a multimeter from the apparatus's ground to each of the battery test points. I measured +8.70V and -8.69V, so the batteries were fine.