SJC INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
(An Autonomous Institute under VTU, Belagavi)
MODEL QUESTION PAPER – II
Course: Applied Physics for CS Stream
Course Code: 1BPHYS102/202 Branches: CSE, ISE, CSD, AIML, AIDS
Max Marks: 100 Duration: 03 Hours
Note:
1. Answer any FIVE full questions, choosing one full Question from each Module.
2. Any missing data can be suitably assumed.
Q. No. Module - 1 Marks CO RBTL
Define Phase velocity and group velocity.
a 4 1 L1
Prove that an electron does not exist inside the nucleus using
b Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle 10 1 L2
Q1
Calculate the de Broglie wavelength of Helium nucleus accelerated to
c potential difference of 500V, given Mass of proton (mp)= Mass of
6 1 L3
neutron m n= 1.67 x10-27kg.
OR
State Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle and Mention the
a Physical significance 4 1 L1
Solve Eigen value and Eigen function for particle in one
b dimensional potential well of infinite height. 10 1 L2
Q2
The speed of electron is measured to within uncertainty of 2.2x104 m/s
c in one dimension. What is the minimum width required to by the
6 1 L3
electron to be confined in an atom.
Module – 2
Define Induced Absorption, Spontaneous emission and stimulated
a emission with suitable diagram 6 2 L1
Derive an expression for Energy Density in terms of Einstein
b Coefficient’s A and B under thermal equilibrium. 8 2 L2
Q3
A laser operating at 632.8nm emits 3.18 x 1016 photons per second.
c Calculate the output power if the input power is 100m W. Also find the
6 2 L3
% of power converted into coherent energy
OR
a Define Acceptance angle, Numerical Aperture and V-number.
6 2 L1
Discuss the types of optical fibers based on modes of Propagation and
b Refractive Index profile. 8 2 L2
Q4 In a step index optical fiber with core diameter of 60 μm & core and
c cladding refractive indices as 1.50 &1.48 respectively, when the
Wavelength of 850 nm is propagating through it. Determine the 6 2 L3
numerical aperture, fractional index change, and V parameter and
number of modes in the fiber.
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Module – 3
Enumerate the assumptions of Quantum free electron theory and
a mention any two success of Quantum free electron theory. 6 3 L2
Explain the dependence of Fermi factor on temperature and
Q5 b Consequent effect on probability of occupation of energy levels. 8 3 L2
Calculate the probability of an energy level 0.02eV above level at
c temperature 27ºC. 6 3 L3
OR
Describe concentration of electrons in conduction band and hole
a Concentration in valence band. 6 3 L2
Explain Hall effect and Derive an expression for Hall
Q6 b voltage in terms of Hall coefficient. 8 3 L2
The resistivity of intrinsic germanium 27ºC is equal to 0.47 Ω-m.
c Assuming electron and hole mobilities as 0.38 m2V-1 s-1 and 6 3 L3
0.18 m2V-1 s-1respectively, calculate the intrinsic carrier density.
Module – 4
a Describe Type I and Type II superconductors. 6 3 L1
Explain Meissner’s effect and the variation of critical field with
b temperature. 8 3 L2
Q7 In a diffraction grating experiment the laser light undergoes second
Order diffraction for diffraction angles 1.48º. The grating constant 6 5 L4
c d=5 x10-5 m and the distance between grating and screen is 1m.
Determine the wavelength of LASER light used in the experiments.
OR
Write a note on BCS theory of superconductivity.
a 6 3 L1
Explain the working of SQUIDS AND Maglev vehicles.
b 8 3 L2
A copper of length 3.6m exhibits variation of resistance from 0.0514Ω to
Q8
0.0498Ω with varying temperature from 343K to 338 K respectively.
c 6 5 L4
Determine the Fermi energy of a copper material. (Given:
Density=8930kg/m3 , A= 2.1239 x 10 -7 m 2 ).
Module – 5
State Pauli matrices and apply Pauli matrices on the states |0> and
a |1>. 6 4 L1
Q9 Compute the differences between classical and quantum computing.
b 8 4 L2
Explain the geometrical representation of qubit using Bloch Sphere.
Create s gate using two t gates in series
c 6 4 L4
OR
Define Orthogonality, and Orthonormality and mention the,
a normalization rule. 6 4 L1
Describe the working of controlled – Z gate mentioning its matrix
Q10 b representation and truth table 8 4 L2
Using two X-gates in series, justify that two not gates in series
c 6 4 L4
are equivalent to a quantum wire.
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