Question

what is difference between fuel injection and carburetor

Answer 1

A carburetor introduces an atomised fuelstream into the engine intake: A Fuel injector is a mechanically or electrically controlled spray nozzle that shoots the fuelcharge into the intake...or directly into each of the engine cylinders via an individual injector. This variant is known as direct fuel injection.

Answer 2

Answer:

The operating principle is that – caused by the photoelectric effect – photons striking a photocathode at the entrance window of a PMT produce electrons, which are then accelerated by a high-voltage field and multiplied in number within a chain of dynodes by the process of secondary emission.

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