Answer
Maximum photoelectric current does depend on the intensity of the incident light.
Work Step by Step
- Intensity of light is the number of photons striking a surface per unit area.
- Photoelectric current is the number of electrons travelling from one plate to another due to energy provided to them by the ray incident on the first plate.
Now, if the number of electrons travelling from one plate to another (or the photoelectric current) are more, then the number of electrons striking the second plate (or the intensity of incident light) will be more.
Therefore, the intensity of incident ray depends on the maximum photoelectric current.
