RRB Junior Engineer / DMS / CMA 2019 · Question 75 of 3719
Physics - Electricity
The bulb glows because the filaments get heated up due to current and lights up. • The bulb work on the principle that when a metal is heated it starts emitting light at some point.is turned on • When the switch is turned, an electric current is passed through • When an electric current is passed through a conductor it generates heat, H = IR2t (Joule's equation), where I is the current, R is the resistance of the conductor and t is the time for which current is passed. • This heat is used by the atomic electrons to get excited to higher energy levels from the ground state. • When these electrons return back to their ground state, a light photon is emitted, and this is how a bulb glows.
Source: RRB JE 2019 CBT-1 (24-May-2019 Shift-2) — ixambee compilation with answer key and solutions · reliable-secondary
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