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All Laws and Definitions

The document discusses fundamental concepts of electrostatics, including electric charge, electric field, electric potential, and capacitance. It explains the behavior of electric charges, the relationship between electric potential and work done, and the characteristics of conductors and current flow. Additionally, it covers Ohm's law and the differences between ohmic and non-ohmic conductors.

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All Laws and Definitions

The document discusses fundamental concepts of electrostatics, including electric charge, electric field, electric potential, and capacitance. It explains the behavior of electric charges, the relationship between electric potential and work done, and the characteristics of conductors and current flow. Additionally, it covers Ohm's law and the differences between ohmic and non-ohmic conductors.

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electrosta.t.

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-
Electrrc Cha1e
� 81urc [Link] associated wrtti matter �9uanta�a.u·on T, :Jhe Cllor3e on °'lJ borttt will be.
� Produets cu>d [Link]?ences etect-rrcal & moanw'C Sorf)e ;,,te,3ra.I [Link] <If ee.

tf/ect IB= ±.nel h::.,_,.2,�.,-----


positive Cho7e ( f i ct_
·

l·UIO c)
• •

�pes oF Cnarae
=-

"'do.h�e th47e(t.: -l·GxiO"c)


[Link]'s LQCJ.:J
-t>SJ u.n�t of Cho'de = [Link] (CJ r
-f>C·Gr·S llnif =Stat COuJarnb or e·S·ft F= �q,,Q.1
-1> DfmU>sfon [AT]
=

�=4Ji' �,
60 G,= pumit+ivi'd l1f- free !pace·
J
-11
9 1 � -
�0 - a•
� o5 4f x ro c
3x 10 Nm
a.

Nrn�
c'-
t clecttfc field Li'nes (electric u0nes of force�) I> Continuous cha e drst rfbLth0on : Jhe rt9ion in cdlfch ch
• �lecfrre ftetd l?n(S ore o. pictorTal rrAtl� of represent1°n3 elettrfc field. [Link] close� spaced rs Sllfd to have. [Link] d&+[Link]
around a con f19 umh0n of [Link] •
charae �� rs °' fhree ��
Linear Charae Surface tha.r9e \/olllme C.h6rae
1)r0sttfbllh'bn J)rstrfbllt1on Drstrfbu.t.=o,,
• Eleetric df�le : S�stem of [Link] e<Jual [Link] opposfte - �+ t -1- + + + %
-t + + Swlote. [Link].
+ + + a
dtnsd· �
mt
Volwne charoe
�a
...... 0
dtn
-

sT�
-

ch°'B'es sepo:[Link]! b� a [Link] '21l.'. � �


L°neor c e density + + +

A= ch�rie d V= chOrJe. «U :Charae


-=
rH =

Erecl-ric d!pole momcnt CPJ f ±ti z.Q. -Ve e tve


-=

= I ff> di AreQ... clS Volume dV

-�_,,.d�
1 dF .....

'· �

r
dF ......_.._..&.I

dF= 1 '[Link]) r dF=J_ '[Link]� > r


ti -4nE, t1
--

=�dt
d� .fn e, d\-= rds

�r F=-'1100 r

... J "
F=k
t
s -+�. r'



Etectn°c ff ttr. : is CL [Link] ol the nwnbtr of eleetrrc f1'eJd -
&ouss tow:�For a Closed surface enclosrna a net cho.r3e fl,J the
lrnes Crossin9 on ClJl!Q, eloceCJ rn CUI electrrc f1•e1d·
nit electrrc ftui 4> t.mtx3rn3 Dttf- IS aPvm b»
A E �e
� 1 ·ds .Hn
'l'=yf
.... n
.... =
_..

A= 60 dS
....
..

.... �
Ctreo Vector
3oussiM [Link]�
-

f = E· A : El\ Cose � [Link] -lo Surface &


fotc:lif o. dl'pole is enclosed I� a. Closed surface, flux q is l.t(J'()-1
e= so· f=o aft1'<[Link] [Link]. °'"'41 from Hence the ru9ebrnfc Sum ot Charges (-tq,-'l,) =o
�llKftlte
•for non- Wli/brro Surface/ non unifotro C·F
• �-1
�= + c dA cose SI Wl1t � Nm c

Clo\c cu�� - 'at>� (of\'\)


out a\9Q}t. �o.
op..,.-@ \J•ct,,

I
TW o �4 V'tqo
.,. E,rectrie Potenh°al i EJecttic potenh°a.l at a point is deli0ne<f as -

{l(Obunf Of Wo�K done in brif18ih3 ll unit posihVe ct>arye from


Tnfinft;; to that point CL30Jbst elec.trostah0c Held.·
f.e, V= !d..e;(l-
�xf-�.F - al _r _q-tta. _n_t..-
8 ,8f is a lsc-a- � .I
......

'l-0 �S..I llllit (s � Or�

� £1ectrfc Potellh0ar dHFttence � betwetn +coo point- is defrned as


the [Link] of wot� done required To move a lU>ff- ;.ve teJt-
ch°'<He from one point- io Ott>Vt poi•nt ac· o!nst elec.1rost0Hb f;eJd.·
..,

tB
...

A• < VA- V0 = .[Link]·


•.[Link] q,o
• 61(;f:o
tfectri°c fbfentr°al due iv groitp of c.h�es :Jhe etectri°c poteh11li.I -
at a. point due to Q group of charges '!.+

is e�ua/ to the [Link]°c st11n of -Hie


electt-ic potenti'[Link] due to Tndivi du.a.I
th o."9t� nt +bat pointip;;i
. ii
iiii
iii
iiiiiii

V= [Link]� + �

�Eguipote.ntt0aJ Surface : '1-stJrlace on cohich fhe electric


potinttaJ is ton�tont rs known as [Link]·aJ cSUfface..·
• Propt1tt1�s of Oil [Link] Surlace
6£1ectrfc Held 1fnes [Link] ()/waus perpendrcal or to a.n
equipotential Surface· •

-TAork. done Tn rnoVfn8 on eleclrfc char9e from one pofnt


to [Link] on CU> [Link]•ct1 [Link] �s -

--Two [Link]�e.nh0a1 surfaces CM n�VOL [Link].c.t one


onotheJt·
� Electrfc Potential CreJ!8 �Jhe OJfJOWlt of CXJOrl<. done [Link] fu ....
.._
_ ....
_
.._.. ....
....
... ..._
a
0S5tmble fhe point ch�u fn S�S�tm from Trftni� aad!ns./:
(}; • �lectrostattc Shieldrn ;Qf is the phenomenon ol protectrn9
electrostah°c field � Called electrostah0c potenp·a.1 tnVt.S�t n cut<tfn region of Space froln ex�amaJ electrrc field·
• t:reatrrc Potenttal e,n erg� of a s�ste,rn of tcoo pornt [Link].
t> o·e1ectric Dielecttfcs oJ-e noh- Cohducttng Sl1bstllJ1ces.
r

U= I q., 'li ri� d /Stance betwe.t1> <t, Md q,, ·


= Jh"'J hove no ( Ot nea1t9f ble [Link].r of) Cho.� e [Link] us
-fni. �2.
• EJectrfc Po�entfal [Link].l'fl� of a s8sttrn of n point [Link]•
Poro.r [Link] : R polar molecttle is one in [Link] cf> the centre
ot posit1 ve d _a.tive chll(9es are se arat (tJJm when ihtre
U 1- ��-· K'Jr ll.J·
=
r� no eXf eJenal field) � polar moleCWe has ptkmanen °J=>ole.
�Lr;: •

ai1 7 'J momellt· e·9 wattk ([Link] rmd Her ·

on- Polat molecule f\ non- polar mole [Link] r one Jn which the
cen
Co. ocitance: Capacitance cc; o� a [Link] rs the, [Link] o� -
cbaf8e CQ) Qiven llild the pofenti"aJ (VJ to cob(c.t> it Ts [Link]•
i·e C-=- Q -
Sl unit �farad (.f).
y
Curl'el)t �ectrfcit
-
electric Current :81 is deft0ned OS the rnte of flow Of etectrrc
t>[Link] densiW :at a. pdn� rnside the Conductor rs defrnect
Charae ttiroueli Q Cl'<X'S-Sect'bn Of fhe conductor·
r:�rent ns fhe [Link] Of [Link] flowing f>eJc [Link] orea [Link]:ithat

t j§°] f=� if the is steoc.t� point of the conductor,


Condudor
rE �IH---r

l _..
A J::: l0
-t

eCurruit is a. s col o.r q uantt'8 A


,

es1 [Link] rs ampvce CA)· I A=!..£= 6�5x1d8e1ectron/s


�====
== == IS
� direc�on of CW'renf- • 'Drift velocity' Jhe o.verll9e veloci� with
<.0hfch free
+ve chor9e�
,. eJectron �e.t
drifted [Link] the posih·ve encJ d +he
4 dfrech0on or Conductor undtJt the, inflUtnce of M eiteJtnaJ electric
- ve charae [Link].
�·i1ct.
N'ofe:Jhe current is some for all cross sechon CJf a, conductor
�,,,,,. Gtiven by vd
.....

e.§. -c
= -
....

of non [Link] Cross geclfon· ��::: :=====n m


.,.
Ur
8 0 .,. Lft tLft o
�� o
��tL=:!Jtr
Ohmic onductors .Jhl13e conductors i.:.ihic�
obeH ohrds 110.w a
rue knolCJO QS mfc conductors t·3 [Link] For ohmic
· Conductorsr
the rn betww> cur t otenh4J dHfmnct iS olstrnTghf- .
lme pas�ns throu3h
the ori9in·
I Ohm's Lo.�1:81 stales thal- the current CO flowrn
+hrou, h a
conductor is CL°recu pro orh"onal to the otmhal [Link] tvJ l+Non-ohmfc Conductors rlhose tondttctors which do nof­
ocros� the tnds the conductor provided h sical condfhons 'if o s loc.o are nown ru non- ohmfc [Link] •

e a dl'ode YOlve, JWlch0on cL°ode·


·
R�Jion •
rlttat1n
i6nA) 1. .r RtSisffdlct
'

.......
l
1 A
I
0

- �-��v
�:: Y: v is more than
th ue
= _, aAJ :P.
Jherelahon.b etween
____

I +one(siope of rvJ V and 1 [Link] one valu.t of. v lor


V � T IS noo-Uheor.
Slope= fQJl9 on t�t S�nOf V· tht some [Link] t·
__._------ v SI unit is ohm (..D-)
Intvcnal r.esfsf011ce of a cell 8f rs aefioect as the resrstance
Offuecl. oy the �ltctrol te Q.n lltctrodes of Cl [Link] �hen the
(t c!rcuft

ttrrents /low throU! h it·
I clectromot.0\le fOrce of a Cell :Jhe potenh°o.1 &[Link] between
the WC> tt1eminals Of a ceu in M open ctrtWt· i·e when no v" [Link] [Link] the electrodes·
[Link] flows throLWh +he ceU·8f r, dtnotu! � SMmboJ £·
v' Jhe. nature of +he ele.ctro1:1te •

SI unit --. dowe/ couJomb or volt _·_ -.___


_ _
v4"tJhe nature of [Link] •
� 3ht [Link] Of a. cell deeUlds �on tt}e, nature of electrodes�
� Area of the electrodes J Tmmersed. Tn +he [Link] •

nature <incl ft)e [Link] � eJectrowte used Jn th' cell &


� elat0onsnr etween c Ctnd r·
' ,
I [Link]•
________ -

-
�� ' '
r '
--1--. "--AAN-r.---,
;ierminal Potenh0aJ Diffuence :3t is deFtned as fhe polu>tio.I dJffuence : c
'
'
' �
r
,
...
betn>ee,n two tumfnals of a, Cell fn a, closed Cfrttlft· •

'
___ ______

i·t lOhtn lWnnt rs flowina throu9h the [Link]• J� IS dmot-ed b3 y.


--... �urfng dPscho.r9Tn9 of n tell
Iv= e, -
rrl
v= e-1r
Iv:: e +fr I
l> kirchhof f's Ltlca
I � Jolde's Ulw of [Link]� Accordin8 to Jollie� heahii9 [Link]
.......______..._......, of current, the runoWJt of hea.t producecl ( H) rn ll conductor
,......,..

e kfrchhoff's �irsl Lac.c:J St states that the 003ebroJc swn of


of Resistance (R) ,[Link] [Link] i for 11h1e t Ts
currents meeh·ng at 0.. alUlction IS �UO·
IH r:R t (in [Link]) I
[Link]/'eJ
. . . .
I� = �
.
• i,.ihu-e J iS jo ule s rnechanicaJ
=
'
11 T 13 + t IS
or H (B,t Cfn
0 18
,,
equivlkltnt to heo.t (= f·� '1/co.1)
=

J
kfrchhof f 'S firs� IQA'.> Sll orfs the
law of cooservatr'bn of ch e. I 8ectrtc P<292ef :Jh� mte oJ cd>Tch ltlectric �nsa.�:J1>e total work,
AISo CClJ!ed. J°l111Ch0n Rtde or Curten� [Link].0 <.OOtK is done b� the SOIU'Ce of d°"oe b� 0the so1trce of emf rn
[Link] in m<li'ntainrn9 the turrent mruntafn1 n9 +he current- fn an
9kfrchhoff 's second lncu 8t states +hat in Cl closed, loop� t [Link] r' tur electnt crrc.U:t- for Q. iven trme.
jollle (J)

the o.l9ebratc swn of the emfs Cs equal to the 019ebrru0c swn P=�lectn•c work done IE= Pxtl c51 unit�
of the prodlLcls of the resistance f!nd the respect,.ve turrents C.ommucfo1 llnit � t h
I looow�

l 2
lo�ing through them• I Lc -= � 1& P: V1 = I R., = Y t K�h .u1cf J
t
L_fJ

I
L
- u
_,......,._

H R_, l-
R., one of el ectrrcit [Link]
[Link]
SI unit �[Link]) I
= o· of Wlit tonswnecL·
Proch0caJ [Link] k11owat1 (1<�)
= =total wattase x tr•me in hour
I Clnd norse powex (hp) IOOO
Gnd Pretds
-
� Masneti't fre1dl3+ rslo. region around a ma3net or
or ::pace I • Dfrection of Hasneh� field.
current carr�ing conductor or a. movira [Link], Tn which ifs � :� R.i�Qht Hand tlhlllllb'RuJe
ma3nehc [Link] CM be felt·
• [Link] fre1d is a vector [Link]:'fy_C�
_8)....__
•SI unit tesla [T) or webu/metre2 : Wblm�l •

GtS unit� auss � 1+esla.=101-Gr


�Jhe sources of ma nehc frelds are
R current cnrr fn conductor electric field.
Movtn ch ed parhcle Pumantnt ma ntl
?l'rechbn of the ffelci j:?[Link] io the plane
@ © © ©
© © © © {�lo the
® ® ®® 0 tof
® ® ®®
I
t� [Link]
,....,. torentz Force� When [Link] [Link] of cho/:Ye q,
a.

® ® ® ® nae er moving wi.f-h velocit� V is StJbjected to cm elech:fc


® ® ®®
® ® ® ® [Link] � cmd Ma. nthC ffelcJ total force dch"n3 on the
.-
® ®®® 0
� ...... ......
par�tcle IS F = Fe + Fm
F = <t� +q.tVx6)
I � [Link] lo;;} Accordrng to thTs [Link] the �8neh0c field at I Ampere's [Link] lo.c.o�Blle 1rne integrOJ of ffie [Link] A
a. poTnt due to a, currwf- elunent of
P lw9th dl, [Link] field 6 oround closed on i
CLtrrent i, at a distnnce r from =the e:ltment JS
teoe rs .tqttal to times the
0 B
total [Link] l fhreo.c.tln3 through
d6= J.k i dlSfn9 -
dB= JJ. i ( dL>c t' ) t
·

the loop· r
------
.if;t. rJ.
....

41-JC
..

r3
...
magnefl'c
B·cll =lto1 fteld·
..... ...
.

Solenofd, A strai9ht solenoid Consists or hollow [Link] OVP.r


which a. I n1e. [Link] of [Link] of fnslllated coppu- wire
Ctrt [Link]� WOWld.·

t>[Link]'c Dfpole :IA Current corrHrna loop acts lfke a ma.�ne1fc I


dipole the m a.�neh.c momenI- for +h015 d0IDole IS arven ba
M-= Tit or M=i� • Ma3nehC freld [Link] to o. stroi9ht Solenoid.
or IM=N'iAI © ® © ® © Rt an point Tnsfde Solenoid
of
N � f\Jwnbu
i : [Link]- in
turns Tn loop
the I oop
-- 80 0 0 ©
-------- -- ----- f)
®
-· B=
A.ton1
At the ends of the Solenoid
ft : fl rea of [Link] -[Link] o� the loop. Bend J. lfon l n= t:£ .
._.9t is � Dfrechbo n; no· of tW"ns ptk unit letwff>·
=

a. vector [Link]�· o .--.f'[ � .. L. "


�Ammetut is on instrwnent used to measure [Link] in an

-tlectr(Cetl Cirtwf • C/he re.1istance Of CUl ideal [Link] ls %QlfJ • A


I [Link] of Gral [Link] Tnto a.n ammeterI
5 ..' Ammehlt · ----- ---
,. - , -_

0
_,
�Gt=S(i-i3) :s= �Gt :
' I I
• •


':���----��-'3_!
Cllrrent Se.n itivi :gt is [Link] as the def lectton roduced l\fote� Ammdtr rs a loc.o resfstonce [Link]- � it ts
in the alvanomiteJt on o�sin uni� current +hrou h Tfs Coil ctlwa�s [Link] Tn SU<ia to the c1rwit•
Cur:rtnJ �e.n�iiiviru !2.. NBA ( rad A-�
= =
------ ----------- ------------------------------- ---------- -

·4 L
.......
'<.. 9 Voltmeter , is o.n f nstrlU'rlent used in measun po�enh·aJ difFuent:t.
ocro�c; a conductor fn on electrrca.1 circwt •Jne [Link] of Ctn
YQ1�8L��ll_i�YJ� �jt rS defined as the deftectr'bn produced
rdta! VOltme:Jtl( is Tnfinite
in the s�lva..[Link]. , when Q UtJif VOltoae is [Link] OCl'OSS •

its toil·
j Convt1<sTon of Gtalvonornetu Tnto an voltmetU'j
r volt roettr
a $UJ1Jift"vif1J
Volto e. = .Q = NBA l racl V�
v l<R,
- V= ra CR+&) .. R= y_ -&
13
F{: Ru [Link]. of the. 30.1vo..[Link]· v ,.
voltage to bt mtasllled·
__ ....

V iS the

-
Ma9neh�m : The p ropert� of ®y object- b� virtue of which M11Gt�ETIC FIELD: Jhe space [Link] a mo.9neJ within
if (Qn [Link] a. piece of Iron, hie e J C6bal etc• which Tis [Link] can be exp ui weed 1s knou:m llJ its
mo.� [Link]. [Link] • ine j o i nin3 ihe iwo
i1 ht I poles of ll mo3ne.t- is
_.,,N'aturCll Ho. net � A naturo.I ma3net r� o.n of fron CFe.30.,.) k.nOC1>n mo.3ridiC axi.s • �
;:--4 �
ore oc
,

lri n rch [Link]� small piece of iron, cobaH- [Link]. [Link].I towards Tt· s •: N' �
-+When SUSf>U>ded freeJ8 , [Link].a io rut llJo°8 north� SO<llb
dA°rechon NAGrNETIC DIPOLE : A- mo.3net� dipole consrsts of -two unlike
..:,�rli°ficial t109net Ma9net whfcl) ls prepared arhttda.11� is polt� of equal stre.n3tb and [Link] � ll small distance
====:::::'I
·

1<nou:1n OS [Link]"ft•cfal mo.3ne.t· For t3 Cll horse-shoe, ma.9ne.t L·3 tt bar ma.3ntt, a compass nttdle de· -------

a. bar [Link] mll.9neh0c [Link] Uc·


s 1� .lrn .TI f\I
�The Bar Ma3ne.t -=P CL [Link] dipole whfch producu t3
m

I• � �
[Link] field OJ'Olll)d tt• ,.s N
13
Ma neh°c dipole mo men : 8f rs delrned os the prodtttt of s��ff>
of ttther pole Cm.) Q.l>d ma3neJiC len9tt> (20 af the. monhtt·
.....
8t 1s denoted b� ��:;.:.:. ·���
.

IFi m(2tJI
= 8t is a. veclor quanti•tu Md
t t is dlrtcltd from [Link]) to tJorHl pole ol ma3net·
m m�
S I� II
N SJ wit A ms. =

I [Link] Suscef!iPU:t:f ('Xm) I is


how tOAil n st$t"apce � a. measure of
�����������--------, ma neh�ed in a. Ma9nehc field· A malen°al with mo Xw, ca.n be
�QUSS4S
Lo.w of H o_gnetfµn Of- 6r�s Xn,[Link]<jUt!llGe [Link] t
ChOiljt info maane.t ttl&i� ha� t')O UJ)jfs and no dimei>s1ons}
u
• Hfl- al
�s forms Closed
-
Loo_ps·-====::::=====:===:::2
L__ --
_...r-
.__ .... -t----
__..,._
... • Monopoles don't txfst· Na neh'C PermeabTlit t is t/le ease with <.difch the matflra1 illlows mqqnefrb
1 lhes 6f lorce. to pass thro o it or the de3rte to UJnicn ma9nehc field can
____

ptnei a 3ivtp medil.t40· = �


RelahVe Perroeahllif8 Air::: � Note':. .AJ.r = I +-X:m
-Uo
elen�Vi rs a measure of rnagOOt-C lield. remoinir_ia Tn-lhe Furomt1Jfltf1c a
s etimen wfien the magneh�0� flel(J is remo�·

CoercMf!f : is a.n measure of mo9netiiirio field. �qW'"d. -to deAtro9 the


:
I
I
I I:
_,,,,-
• I
residual mag�hSm 6l the [Link] .specrmm ·

I I

X;-small & Posih'Ve XirVtJH llQe


I I

� :ml & +Ve·


: x,,,o1.J_ (curie la...,) �°' J_
I

: T T-Tc
I
�--· I

3) .Ur is sli.9ht!Y lessVt, :3).ur ·is 3li9ht� [Link], � .u,. is much 9reafU'
than Wli�· Uot .u <.tt.) j ha.n un11:1 {}t. .�I>.u.). ! -than un1w-ne. .tt» .u..J
I I
----=====::::;'I I I

�) /lfoJ1l5 do nof have MM have ptunaoo>tdl'pole Mve �noontnt di°pde


!1) !'rJ
!>UfQanent d1 fe, rnbmenf : �mmls mhich are : roomm1s wht°ch O(t
rondoml� Briented
� :o,,anised Tn. doroo1�·
�· BT, cu., Ag, H3 , Pb, t-b) I<,�, Al, Cr, Sr>
[Link];!.5). f.e,Co,,Nt & -[Link]
p).
hMd"°8Ul,He, Ne de :! ljquid oxy9cn : [Link]·
GJJh� CRLI> soli 16).Jhe.y eon beso/fd., : 6).Jh� ore sol rd,.
,

iquid or 9as. : iqw or 3as ;


l�r a Ac I
-
� M a9 neh''c r1114Jht number of rnogheh°c ITnu of force c.rossir19 a..
�iiii�
iii �� The. rna9nitude of the Induced emf is tquQl to
swface_ rs known as ma nehc fJux I inked with tha� surface.
�he. iimt [Link]. of ch an l of ma9nehc f 1 ux
3t is 3iven bcJ cp= B·A BFIC:OSQ
·

=-
����
_,.
[Link]':1 E, C>( cJm or e - qm-- =

B= Sir th of mo neh0c fiefc.l. Area or surfoce


-= �= ==
cl� Ii-:; dt
tw & field cL0rec • 4:>Ne9Qtive S�n ind1'[Link] the directton of E..·
----�------- ------------------------�-�--��-�---�--���-��

l>tlecJroma nehc Tnductton


9t is �he [Link] of enerah· an emf b (nar>gin �Loiz's Law : Jhfsl aw 3ives us the dfrectton of [Link].
the tll1tn Of ma nehc Jane� of force i·e mo ehc flui �f· [Link] to this lauJ, the direchbn of induced [Link]
assolrated <.t:Jrt t e ci UL. Jhe. emf so qtnU'ated is ro«Dn In a. circuit is Suc.h that 1t opposes the. [Link].n9e. in rna9nehc

os in [Link] (Jri Jf ihe ci [Link] is cl�ed he [Link] t0hich


·
flux responsi ble for its prodtfch·on •

flou:Js in it due to in uced em is knolal as [Link] turrenb '-PLenz's low is in [Link] with +ne prfnciple. or
con�ervaH'on of !nef9�·
Farado.Y•s laws of electrbma netic 1,-,duch·on
1) First low �[Link] i�t. rtmou.n'- of ma9netic ftux 1rn1<ed
wifli a tirtuit changtJ, Ctn trnf is [Link] in tht [Link].
Jhis inductd unf pusists a� Jon9 as the [Link].n9e 1n
mo�neh0c -[Link]: tontinues ·
I> Fltmin9,s right [Link] rule: ij Motiopal C·l"J·cl: When C.onductin9 rod of len9th l,
a moves a

witfl a velolity v laueeJ1ditulodto o uniform magneh·c


Th�tor field B) +ne [Link] [Link] ocro�s its ends rs
Motion --
cf B.e.v lhls emf is khouJn asl-m-o-h"-on _a._I q, fJ
= ...

Magnefic �ield
�Inductor
.Induced An inductor is a device. YJ in o. ma neh0c
Curre,nt f [Link] An induc�or fs [Link]� [Link] as lnduct-CU>ce·
·

In usual ptac�tce, Q coil or [Link] is [Link] os in uc+or •

.!)t is [Link] btJ symbol

�Self Induction Whenevu the lurrent possin� throlt9h a coTI


or cJrcltit e, an9es the ma9nehc Iux Ii nked with Jt wil I also
J

chM9e ·As a reslt tt o/ ihis, ClJ> em 1s 1n u c td in the coil or


the circuit which oppose.& the chonje that causes 'tt·
This phuiomuion is known as elf Tnduch·on h tht e,nf
[Link] fs kno<0n as [Link] in uteq Unf or back 4nf •
I · Mutual Induction: Whenever +he eurnnt passinj fhto�P fL > [Link] of co i I<): of [Link] [Link] Ts o. mws� of-
• A
coil or [Link] chan9es) the ma3neh c. flux linked wl+t> a th befwao the two [Link] [Link] is 9ivtn bcj
nei kbourln [Link] or circtL1f wllJ o.\so [Link].n � Henct CJ.I:> L, & � M COtffitil(>ts of self indudcmce

will bt i Cl
. n t t nei Kbourln co· o c0rc.C1 •
ol [Link] [Link] 0-nd H )s [Link]>t of mutual
This phenomenon · known as tnutua' TndLtc.h·o�
[Link] of tht tcoo coils·
Jf>e coil or [Link] i� which the Current ch01>je5 fs khouJn
as prirnar� wf>ile +ne other in Whic.h emf is [Link].p ls knot0n ..___...._...w.�...._..
.__..__._._ilimli!il.;.;..
,,.
..

as Sttond Ct�. oa

P ri rnar� Coil .Selondar!J Coil·


(.()= 2n

Y= f requmc.y of A·C
T-= Time period of A·c

Qunlit�- factor rs [Link] [Link] in +trms of


baMtVifth .
Q = [Link] [Link]
[Link] width

1J [Link] Powu• CJhe. Pot0er in the O·C circult- o.t


h
o.n� i nstOl)t of tirne is knoum QS [Link] Powu I
9t rs tqua1 to tt>e product of values of [Link]&nah°na
Voltqfe
Q.r)d [Link]
current o.t tha.t tJme. ·
• WllHless Current :Jht ll'1uo.3e porou [Link]'o..te.a ovtM. a.
-
complete [Link]. wTth o. pure Tociuc.t-or or- pUTe [Link] rs
�[Link], wen tho�h a. [Link] rs flotd� tt>ro�h them· Jhfs
Pav :: V
rms
1
rms
LlJScf> = Vo Io lOS <f> lurrult ls [Link] OJ u:JaU\ess [Link] or idle. CUfrwt·

0 Apparent ouJ : JHe prodoct of virtual \/oltaae (Vrrns)


ITransformer :9t is a device. ust.d for [Link]•oo a. loc.o
\:I

c.u1d virfual currU>t (irmsJ in the [Link]..Tt is knot0n o.ltunatin9 volta3t. to a. hiBh [Link]:ilng vol+°!_o.n �cL�-
as virtu a.l power or a..[Link] pocve.r v1ce· vusa jf fs brutoJ on phwomenon of mutual induch·on•
·

Principle: Whto the. turrent flocoin8 +hrouat> +ht prfmonr


·1� = v�ms [Link] coil [Link].n3u , cm ..uof &, ind.u<:ut ln tht SttandW) cell
[Link]. +o +he. [Link] Tn mo.3nutc {1u>C Li'nke.d. u:>ith tt·
electromct neb0c wciues
-
Diselactment Currw Jhe turrent which comes into pla� tn
I £[Link]�neh·c waves � E. ·M Wa\les ore +hose o:JaVes in
tbe, resion, l() tre)llf the [Link] field o..nd hence tht llectrrc
which there rs a. sinusoidal varTah·on Of eJe.ctp0c CJnd
flux is chCUlRin$1 with time.·
� e,-dj_e. Co= Pumtttivl� of free. space
=
[Link]·c [Link] nt �i9�t o.n91es to eadJ otr<r ru well o.a o.t
.. !----___;dt..;;.;.., d.m.e rate of chon<Je of [Link] flux.·

r;�ht �Jes fo the [Link]·on of wa\Ji eropo$Jallon·
a
v

clt

X(E)
_
__ _.1

Max wel I's tq1Jah0ons : dht basic prrricij:>I e of- e.I e ctroma.a riet& m
CM ht [Link] in tums of four foodamU>t-aJ lJllfah0ons
kno�n cu [Link] >s ,e,�uahoh.
@,aus�'s LQw for el�ct. ostah0csJ Gtouss [Link] for lrll¥[Link]
for a plane pro9ressfvt .[Link]'C (J)()Ve. propa3ahhg
� E·aS = i � B·dS=o olono +� d.irech0on ihe ..eledtrc Md ma3ht.t1°c [Link] c..o.,, he
So ,

�Mmcwetl-Ampe(is [Link] [Link] t0ritltn QS· E= Eo'5ft1 (kz-wt)


....
.___,__
_ _____ EM_I_)
6= BoSin (Kz-wt)
fB·dl =.v. ( ic +id)
( RD.8 optrcs)
Optics � is thi [Link] of physics wh;c.h d e.a1s with [Link] Of I �br ��efractiop Of Ll_ght: wrqi 0. rn8 of li9ht passes from one medium to
----
--l
--

and tht phtnomena ossod'attd with lt Jt ls dTvided infb two ptnncht.s-


onolhu, in which it has a. diffmnt �eloaw, thtre occurs o. � in +he
or Lght; l-JhUJ a raH .strrku the sttr(act separotiry Mo
I> Rtf/ection ditechbn of propa9ation of IWtt acef* cd>ro 11 otrrkes the surfact d
mu!ia, a pan of it nets refltcttd. 1-e rttttms back in fht initloJ seporatibn of tLOo media normatl!J ·Jnrs [Link]}f of o. rnH of l�t>t rS kno1.011
muJiwn·Sf is f{[Link] as Reflechbn· as rifrnctioo
: .�orm
_______,

:Nt>rtnaJ i =�le OF incidenct r= ntwle Of ,-eflect•on


, al �

:
·

; r �� Ncle�VtlOOVf ,l1'0veJ� s fraqutllqf of '•Bht



n Rartr � l.{)ws Of refroction


I

do net�· �....��
q.s: �
Q)
_. Jhe incident ray, fhe notmal � the. tefracted rny
I

....au.t amplitude or intmsi� Of r?Jlecfed ray Ts I� [Link]"cl Tncfdqt--�.


all lit in the some ptMe·
4 sJnr = constant .u011 = 41
=
-u,
Sinr
� Refractioh from a Sphurcal SlYface
1ht portion of a rtfroctirtj rrie illm, whose curved sbdace forms tilt part ot a Rbi I ity of a lens of I 1
t> Powtr of a I ens to [Link] or di\luqe, Q [Link]
�phtie, is known as sphubl rtfracb'w oulfaa ·��n Cobverm·ons for ophq,0cal [Link] on ft·
refrnch"IJI.. SIUfa<! am t>M SQ/Ile as tfk>st, f� st*xrfcat mTrrDrs· P-= I 4>SI W>it of powu of lens is dioptre (D)
f l m> 4>for [Link]. lens, Pis -'le· lt>for convex [Link],Prs

���-----'

Convex 5�uical swface [Link] ophurc:a1 '5wfal! �Ve·


�[Link] of thin lenses Tn cont act {coaxfaJl<J}


[Link].r
J_=l +l 8�c��
c
F f1 f.a_
+Lt--·--
f3 �
(t-cti)
IP= P, +& + � + ----1
R. ,.
_

' L6NS � ff lens fs a. porb'on of a transparwt: reftaC�'l'J [Link] bound � i:too


spherfcnl swfaces or one sphufcal surface and otnt.r plane surface·
��efrnction throu,gh o. pristn ( Prism): 9115 a. homogeneous, transpartnt
•Cbnvex. or cohveiyrng leJ>S •Concave or dTvttgr� lens tnclost.d by tLOO plane swfaces lncli11ed at an 0119Je·1f\6e surfallS l1.f?
Ctllltd t� ref racb·ng .surfacts asr1 angle betcoem them is krl()(.(1) as the.
rttf4cti� �le or the OJ191t. Of prism• TFt 01?9lt bttUJt.U> the incicJmt rn�
nnd tht [Link] ra� fs known as tht ongle of da1rat000.(b)

BiconveX Plano Ci>ncavo 'Bi concave Plano Conveko


lens convex lens Con� I� leJ]S Conmve lets G:1rtil\le tens
Wave Optr�s
tr======�= -
#Wa.�efronl: 1he locus of all earhcles of the [Link] vibra h"r:N Tn ,
ens f?rinciele : fl ccotding to HLtyBtns principlt,
[Link] ph�e at a. givm Tnstant rs knocon as wavefront·
- €.Vuy point on give.h [Link] (prirw� [Link]) [Link] o.s a,
�Sphuica l wavefront : Whm tht source of li9ht is a pornt soun:e, the
wavtfront is sph trical·
tnas fresh sourct of rtw disturbance, colltd suondar� wavelets·
!@)) .-. �[Link]· 'The secondar� wo.\teleJs spread out Tn a.11 the drrection wilt>
I r source the speed of J i9ht in the rntdi �. Pri _

[Link] ront �, � n<hr_g


_

� lindtical Wavifront : Whtn ihe I 1qht Sol.U(e Is I intar) tht wavefront -R Surfact touching the�t second nni
,

-J
_ �

Wltutfront; .... - ', w<lVe


,,

iS r11lin dn°caJ wavttets tan9tn·Ually in tht forward ttJavelejS : , front·


-a Lfntor '
� :
..__. I
-

&[Link] '
direction al on9 instant giva the ntu:> : I .... -�
'

'
( sW>ndnry) wovtf�ont ai +rat 1 nstant ,
...,
-

� PlllOt JNavefront t Wht.n tht point sowrt or lrntar sourct of L'gbt IS ar


-

YU] larye dfsfll(lCt, a small Porhbn of sft>uicoJ or cylfndrrcal [Link]­ # Coh&rot and lncobuent s0urces �The sources of light, whicp emit
,front appuirs to bt plant· Such a. wavefronti is known as Plont [Link]­ conttnuolts I ight waves of the. same wavelen9th ,[Link] f requenc.Y s
...front· in some, phas t or having a. constan£ phast diffuence o.r� known- as....,.--,
cohq-ent sources.
'Plllht
----

WllVtfront· --+-----J-+---....__�
�---
--

[Link] SoLtrce.s of li9nt do not tmit ll9ht- waves wtth a constont


phase diffennce [Link] Calltd [Link] sources·
� Intuf t!UJCe. Of I ight:
-
9t is iht phtnomtnon of e istriblttton of 4JU:9. on [Link] of
I slteugos\tion lof light waves rom o c.o [Link] sources·
l nturu-enre_ pattern produce points of maximum and
minimum ·1htensit� Points whm resuttMt intensit� is maximum,
• • •

intufuence, rs said to b [Link] 1ve ond at the points of


es ructrvt intu umct, [Link] int wrt: rs minrmwn ·

Frifl e widt :1he distQOCl bdwW> 01>9 iwo Consectrlfvt


bright or dork frin t.s is known os frirl9t width·
Frin9t width, �= ?\i V

� Drffmdlon Of ligat_:St rs iht [Link]> of bmd!� Of


I ight around corntrS of an [Link] or oputure. Tn +hi
p�tb of I i9ht ·
-
IPhotonl Accordth8 Efnstd'o's [Link].m +he.o
to Tliermionic tmfssion jf is tht phenomenon of
I? ht pro [Link] fn the d1:[Link] packel- of unissio e om the meJ-aJ [Link].. when
en er Called a ho ns •
neoJ-ec! [Link].b1 •

Note: Small ocke,t of ene.r made of a.rh0cle


IPh2totl!ztrr, [Link]�ron I J� 1S the Rhtnomenon of
- Jhe en of photon rs aiven b�
emission of ee from th ....llilli.... ...
I£ hYI
= h-= Planck constant .Y:. fteqlUllcg of radlbhOn iWl ....
. ....
... Wliiil
. ll
when li&ht [Link]"ons Of- [Link] fre�tW>
I a1ecttmJ �wI�I onl 3t rs the phenomenon o fall on rt·
Of electrons f tom +he Sttr et of ll
0 0


n
J [Link]
emfssiotJ I: 8t l's the phenomenon of- [Link]$iOI)
of e.e from surfau a mdtl! [Link] the
Wo� fWlcbOn ; Jhe minf mwn .[Link].� [Link]
b� a.n eleci-ron *> to me.kl1
Clfptico.b"im of a Stron .[Link]-ri'e fieJd.•
[Link].. is �noll!>n o.a te wo Aul cbo oF- tne
rnettd· !Jt is denoft!cl � or Wo <lncl. 0
PhofoeJectric effect : 3t 1S tht phenomenon t1f-
measured fn eJechon volt (ev) em1s<;100 e m the, Surface � metals,
oohen �8ht
·

ro.ch0a£Dns ot [Link] [Link]


W = hV�= �, -Oo='lhreshold fre1lle.nC11 fo11 on +hem•
Q
�Cf 1�
It IACO or Photoelechfc Wirssfpn I -
'-" For o. 9Tvw melaJ oro r qlUl)qr of- fncfcJtnt todJ"atr'1n_,
the nwnber of photoelectrons ejec'led. per �ecorti 6
cU're.ct18 pn>porb"onol to tt>e fnhnsf'1J of the fncl'dtnt tt3ht·

L-. For o. 9ivU> mdal there e.d'sls


J cutofn mfnfmum
a
fr"flU.n� Of- the TnrJdmt rndlab'"on belo"' [Link] no
tmf�Clfoo bf phofotlecfrons faKes place •J'hfs fr�lU/JClf
rf> l([Link] OS threshold, freqctUlqf •

�Above ffle threshold freq11.en41, the moxJmum


ktneti°c e.n� of the tmf tt-ed p�ioeJtciron IS
[Link] bf the fnhnsTy, of fncl cltnt ll9ht b<tP
<itptnds onl� lJf'O" -the fre1JU111'tf <f fncfd'1lt t13ht•

� Jhe photo eJ tctrrc tmfssion rS Bn fnstnntoJ>eou.a


proce,�s· Jhe time ltlfl betwem -Hie incJdU)ce ol- rad/abO,,
'1 trnl'ssfon d pholoelecJToo f's Ul!r� [Link] less -#JM
109 setond•
-

ahe mfnfmwn dtstilnct betwttn Untre at the nucleus '* - -


[Link] : Jhe process of J(nockf an electron
aJom to ittJI-point tulxre. alpha.. : :.- r;,
I

: 011 o om 1s ca led
palltcte jcut deflecivA bael<. �
I I

to
: ) entn :Jhe energ3 requTred, io knoc� tlJJ
uJs."on

r;, = 2 ze .[Link]
r.e IK·E [Link]
= 4JLP-. Ke ee completelH out of the atom·
Ioni;[Link]•on energ� =13·' <lV
Impact [Link] :Bt 1s defl°ned as the [Link] n2.
dfstanct M the Tni�iaJ velocit:J vector of t(-part1tlt from the.
Ctntre of fhe nucle�, when the article Ts far awa from
nucleus e [Link]·
b= ze
1 c�tv
4Jt�Ke
9 s catteJt1°n3
= HnJle·
Centre of
nuc1eus
� Isotoees Jhe atoms otl an tlunuit i,.ihrc.h [Link] same al-omit /'.fuc/eo.r Force : Nuclear force is stron9 attroch·ve Force
a.
nwnbVl but &fferent- mass nwnbu- ore ca.11ed rso�opes tha.t bfnds the protons eu>d neutrons to3ttt>u insfde a,

I
p rotrlJ..lr) • cl [Link]
I
e·a H •
n°n nu cleus·
I
I H
, H3 � +[Link]

� Jsobars t- Jhe [Link] havrn9 the somt mass nwnbcr bcd­


I t> Mass defect Jhe l
difference betwe.t11 ffit. [Link] of mosses af all
nucleons (11) llnd mass d the nucleus (mJ fs COUed as Moss
different- [Link] number ore [Link] fsobars.
defect•
t· •
0
3H
I
3He
J.
-4<>ea --to Ar
�o 18 Am= [zm +(A-z)m0- mN]
_,.Jhe be
f .Thotones f Jhe nucltdis havrn31the [Link] nwnber of- I �Binding €ners�
deFrne.d
bindrna tner9� of
the entr3� requ!red. +n breQk, up o, nucleus into
os
a nucleus ma.}J

neu,trons ore Called Tsotones


its tonsh•tuUJt ( i-e protons [Link]. neu.�rons) and to [Link]
·

e · tt 3l c1 a I(,
a Ir 19 fJitm to $uc.t) a lar3e drstctnce. that tht� mo� nor interae�

I • rsomusl: .... Jhese on the nuclrde .,..it� some [Link] I with .eac.t, ottie.r·
In terms of Einstern's moss enera� [Link]
0

nwobtr lV> [Link] mass nwnbtr ui t.x rsh1 Tn d/Fftru>t


L\Eb-== e.m x c'" Am� mass defect-
lntr3� States
c =speed of l�ht·
i-e AEb= [zmp+(A-z)m0- mN] c'-
I Brnd.i°n9 €nerow ptJt nucleonl Jhe bfnd1°na U>tka� PUt
nuclton '5 the QvfJ<4' e tnUlS� reqtdred. -to e1tract one.
nucl lw •

t\Eb = �§ N'ote: dhe bfnd1°n9 tntJt8� pvc riuclwn


""----- A 3fve� a. measure Of the force whfch binds
+he
nucleons itJ3ether fnside & nudtus •

Nott: H'8he1t the VQJue of Ae-b mor!. [Link] +he J


Nucleus rs •

I N'uclear F'fssionJ Jhe phtnomuia. rn [Link] heava nucleus a

splits into two or l�htu n ucleus ond la'8 t cunounf­


more

o� U>eJt& rele a�ed is called. nuclear ffssion reaction•

235 I
2:3A 191 92. I
U+ °n � u - ---
� Ba.. _,.. Kr -t 3 n -t 200MeV
91 92. 5G 3' �s� (EneJt9 � )
s1o� ([Link]) (�pion) tietLtl'OI) �[Link] ed
[Link]
SemTconducto"
-
1£neraM [Link] �n enormous lM larae n wnber of erivey�
fl 'f es of Semiconductors
leVels close!� spaced fn a. Ver� small enexa� ra.n8e
Cohst11 ute a.n er>Vt2¥ bend·
lJ).intrrnsrc [Link] Jhe purelsr or Gte crijstdls [Link] I
[Link] intrinsic semfconductor.
•lvoJence Bon4t-t-Jhe ll>V<8M band which Tncludes the tl!'1f8k
IW$�h ��a� &�����b� �ebMd • ----
--�
�-
-�
--
contafns valence e Jhfs bMd ma� b [Link] o>- [Link] 1 I •£xtrfnsrc Semiconductor � when [Link]'Klll OlflOW\t (Qfew [Link]
frlle,d Jbfs bllfld I° un t Electrons rn ihfs b� do

pat rn111iori Cppm) of- a suttal>le impllrfJH is added to pure .semf-
Ylo� tootrfbttfe, to electrfc CurrUJt
Co t.t on d

Clht eneJ< bond ahove the val U1ce.



-COYJductor J. Conduch"lli Of sernrCbfldUctor is fncreased ffien Sttch
se'Tlftonductors are ealled ettrrnsrc [Link]�
bMd i's Called co nductio n BClnd•
[Link] Gtap Jhe difference beJ UJW) the hi hest en eJ<8� rn lL
[Link]. C1h lowest- lfltkSH i n -the next C· 9 Pl\f June 1bn formation :Jhe [Link] contact betu:Jeen N'- e &
highrJc. bQ/ld rs eolled. -ttie [Link] 80f• P-fype semiconductor is Called PN' Junction and sLtcb aevrce rs
ca11ed PN Jtinch0on drode.
KneeVolfaBe: In forward bfasin9,ffle. vo1faaeat wbich the current starts -
Tncrease rapidlH is Kno<Dn as cW-rn or knee Vo1taae·
V' 0·2 v for Gte

Br-eakdowh Volta : �hen the reverse vott4 e across -lhe [Link] �ches
n � 11 , ti H h; vq 11e reverse curff/Jt sud I es o a lar e a ue. •

RECTIFIER> :mie [Link] whrc Converts al rnah0n cuJrent Toto frect


I cu�rwt � Cdlled Rech0ffeK· I
Prine rp1e :-+Recttf;er � boseq on the fact ttial» a. lorwarrl hras p.n
junctibn Conducts ond a reverse bfas P-r' JWlch9qi does not Cbnducl-·

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