^Kinetic energy of the photoelectrons

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^Kinetic energy of the photoelectrons

The kinetic energy of the photoelectrons varies from 0 to Kmax. Maximum KE of photoelectrons is independent of intensity of incident light but depends upon energy or frequency of incident light. It is given by Einstein’s photoelectric equation

Kmax = h(f inci. – fth) = eVs

Stopping potential versus incident frequency

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