Consider an electron beam of uniform circular cross-section with a diameter of 1 mm. The electrons...

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Consider an electron beam of uniform circular cross-section witha diameter of 1 mm. The electrons are accelerated from the cathodeto the anode, which are separated by 1 m. The electrons aregenerated at the cathode and therefore have negligible velocity atthis position. The electrons accelerate at a rate of 108 ?/?2between the cathode and anode. The current density at the anode is104 ?/?2 .

Find the current density as a function of position between thecathode and anode.

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NOTE We are considering only magnitude of current density here not thedirection Its direction is opposite to the direction of motion ofelectrons ie    See Answer
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