PHYSICS PRACTICAL

Paper Code: 
PHY-325
Credits: 
8
Contact Hours: 
240.00
Max. Marks: 
100.00
Objective: 
Semester III
PAPER V
PHY 325
PHYSICS PRACTICAL
 
 
NOTE: Students are expected to perform eight experiments in the semester. Out of these eight experiments, two experiments will be set in the examination paper.
The examination will be conducted for  6 hrs. The distribution of marks in the practical examination will be as follows:
 
1. Two experiments 30 marks each 
 
2. Distribution of marks will be as follows :
 
     Figure /Formula/Theory : 7
     Observations/Calculations : 16
     Result /Result  Analysis            :          5
        Precautions                          : 2
 
3. Viva -Voce                         : 10
 
 
        Total                         : 70 marks 
 
 
 
Semester III
PAPER V
PHY 325
PHYSICS PRACTICAL
 
Note: The students will be required to perform 8 experiments in each semester:
 
1. To study characteristics of a GM counter and to verify inverse law.
2. To determine linear and mass attenuation coefficient (u) for γ rays for a given source.(Al,Cu,Pb)
3. Study the characteristics of a given Klystron and calculate the mode number, E.T.S. and transit time. 
4. Study the radiation pattern of a given Pyramidal horn by plotting it variation with angle and variation with distance.
5. To study electronic structure of Ti C/TiN/MgB2 using WEIN 2K.calculate:
(i) Electronic density          (ii) density of states          (iii) band structure
(iv)Fermi surface                 (v) volume optimization
6. To study Gunn oscillator as a source of microwave power and study I V characteristic, power and frequency vs bias characteristics and power frequency characteristic.
7. To determine ultrasonic velocity and compressibility of a given liquid sample using ultra sonic interferometer.
8. To study absorption of particles and determine range using at least two sources.
9. To study electronic structure of Si/Al/Na using Quantum Espresso/Abinit.
10. Use P spice to study
(i) Inverting amplifier
(ii) Non inverting amplifier.
 
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