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Applied Physics Course Overview

The document outlines the curriculum for the Applied Physics course (241ETBSCL104) for the II semester, detailing the teaching scheme, evaluation scheme, and prior knowledge required. It includes six units covering topics such as optics, ultrasonics, solid state physics, quantum physics, lasers, optical fibers, and electronic devices, each with specified durations. The course is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of fundamental physics concepts and their applications.

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Applied Physics Course Overview

The document outlines the curriculum for the Applied Physics course (241ETBSCL104) for the II semester, detailing the teaching scheme, evaluation scheme, and prior knowledge required. It includes six units covering topics such as optics, ultrasonics, solid state physics, quantum physics, lasers, optical fibers, and electronic devices, each with specified durations. The course is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of fundamental physics concepts and their applications.

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Course Title: Applied Physics

Course Code: 241ETBSCL104


Semester: II

Teaching Scheme: L–T–P : 03–00–00


Credits: 03

Evaluation Scheme: ISE–I / MSE / ISE–II : 10/30/10


ESE Marks: 50

Prior Knowledge of:


Fundamentals of optics, semiconductors and diodes, resonance, nature of radiation.

Curriculum Details

Course Contents | Duration

Unit 1: Physics for Optics

• Introduction: interference, diffraction, review of geometric path, optical path.


• Theory of plane diffracting grating and grating equation.
• Resolving power of plane diffraction grating.
• Newton’s ring: Experimental arrangement.
• Diameter of bright ring.
• Diameter of dark ring.
• Determination of wavelength of monochromatic light using Newton’s ring.

Duration: 07 Hrs

Unit 2: Ultrasonics and Oscillation

• Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM).


• Differential equation for SHM (No derivation).
• Spring mass and its applications.
• Theory of damped oscillations (Derivation).
• Types of damping (Graphical Approach).
• Engineering applications of damped oscillations.
Unit 3: Solid State Physics

• Fermi–Dirac distribution.
• Fermi energy and Fermi level in intrinsic.
• Fermi energy in extrinsic semiconductors (n, p type).
• Hall effect: equation for Hall voltage and Hall coefficient and relation between them.
• Optical fibres: Propagation mechanism, Numerical aperture.
• Optical fibre sensors.
• Numerical.

Duration: 07 Hrs

Unit 4: Quantum Physics

• Introduction to quantum Physics.


• De Broglie wavelength of matter waves and its different forms.
• Physical significance wave function.
• Schrödinger’s time independent wave equation.
• Schrödinger’s time dependent wave equation (1-D).
• Energy of particle in 1-D potential well.
• Numerical.

Duration: 07 Hrs

Unit 5: LASER and Optical Fibre

• Lasers: Einstein’s coefficients, Absorption, Spontaneous emission.


• Stimulated emission, Population inversion.
• Types of LASERS: He–Ne LASER.
• Applications of LASER: Bar code scanner, Laser printer, Laser cooling (Qualitative).
• Optical fibres: Total Internal Reflection for signal propagation.
• Numerical aperture (Definition) of Optical fibre for signal propagation.
• Optical fibres as Fire sensor.

Duration: 07 Hrs
Unit 6: Physics for Electronic Devices

• Diodes: Direct and Indirect band gap.

• P–N junction diode: Forward and reverse bias, diode equation

• V–I characteristics, Avalanche breakdown

• Zener breakdown and Zener regulator

• Transistors: Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT)

• V–I characteristics in Common Emitter configuration

• V–I characteristics in Common Base configuration

• V–I characteristics in Common Collector configuration

Duration: 07 Hrs

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