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Physics, Paper II

100 marks · 3 hours · 6 questions
This paper Physics · all yearsQ. 2 · Define electric field intensity Ē.…Q. 3 · Differentiate between a series and…Q. 4 · State and explain the basic…Q. 5 · Why the resistivity of metals…Q. 6 · What do <111>,Q. 7 · Define Curie and Becquerel. Establish…With this paper← 20162017 →
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Part II

Q. 2
  1. (a)Define electric field intensity Ē. State its value for a point charge and give its units. [8]
  2. (b)State differential form of Gauss's law and from there develops the poisson's & Laplace's equations. [8]
  3. (c)A charge of 10√2 Coulomb is located at (3i + 4ĵ + 5k)m. Calculate the electric field intensity at a point having position vector (5i + 4ĵ + 3k)m. [4]
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Q. 3
  1. (a)Differentiate between a series and parallel resonant circuits. [6]
  2. (b)Explain the construction and operation of a transformer. What are energy losses in a transformer and how are they reduced to a minimum. [10]
  3. (c)A series LCR circuit contains a coil with L=2.25H, a capacitor having C=16µF and a resistor with R=50Ω. Calculate the impedance and the phase difference between current and voltage. (Take frequency f = 50Hz) [4]
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Q. 4
  1. (a)State and explain the basic postulates of Quantum Physics. [5]
  2. (b)Briefly explain with examples what do you mean by Eigen function and Eigen values. [5]
  3. (c)Derive the time-dependent Schrodinger Wave Equation for a free particle. [10]
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Q. 5
  1. (a)Why the resistivity of metals increases with temperature but that of semiconductor decreases? [6]
  2. (b)In the process of making semiconductor devices, why silicon is preferred over Germanium? [4]
  3. (c)Briefly explain the construction and operation of a Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT). How it can be used as an Amplifier? [10]
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Q. 6
  1. (a)What do <111>, [10]
  2. (b)What is packing factor? Determine the Atomic Packing factor of FCC lattice. [5]
  3. (c)With neat diagram showing X-ray diffraction, derive an expression for Bragg's Law. [10]
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Q. 7
  1. (a)Define Curie and Becquerel. Establish the relation between them. [6]
  2. (b)Calculate the Decay Constant for 14C which has half-life of 5730 years. [4]
  3. (c)State and explain Half-life and Mean life of a radioactive element. Show that <T> is greater than T 1/2 . [10]
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