a Aa aa Ne eau DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES & SCIENCES NST HUMANITIES & SCIENCES Academic Year 2019-20 Laboratory Manual Subject: Engineering Physics -II CLASS: FE aa Name Division me Be RollNumber ; 85. Batch ee LIST OF EXPERIMENTS Expt. ‘ : Date of Date of No. ig te eument Performance | Correction 1 | Determination of wavelensth using Diffraction [144 (aJo 905 grating, (He/Na source) 2 _| Study of divergence of laser beam 7lorl20 3 | Determination of Numerical Aperture of an 14 Jo2/29 optical fiber. 4 | Study of I-V characteristics of Photo diode. 5 _| Study of ultrasonic distance meter/ 2g | 62/26 interferometer. 6 | Determination of wicth of a slit using single slit diffraction experiment. LAB MANUAL ENGINEERING PHYSICS-II Scanned with CamScannerSuu oem Ta SR oe eee by AICTE Ne eB & Gat of bars, Aine Urry sm EXPERIMENT NO.1 Course Outcome: Perform the experiments based on diffraction through slits using Laser source and analyze the results. ‘Aim: - Determination of the wavelength of spectral line of Sodium light source using plane transmission grating and spectrometer. Date of Performance: Date of Correction = Rubrics of Assessment: Score/ Category 4 3 2 w Score Didallthe | Triedtodo |Triedtodo | Tried todo Effort work most of the |someofthe |verylittle |__/4 work work work. Completely | Understood | Understood | Did not understood | the problem | part of the understand Understanding & | the and mostly | problem but | the problem I Explanation problem solved it could not et and solved solve it it Some of the | None of the reue& solutions solutions ieee ‘Ne are correct | are correct Total score | _/10 ie | Se pee Scanned with CamScannerans Gna Hse SPA wpa cn nr meson) ae 26, Note reading of both vernier scales. 27. Turn telescope in same direction and bring first and second order spectrum 28. Note all readings of spectral line one by one in Observation Table 1. east Count > | min Observation Tabl For First order and Second order spectrum Spectrometer reading ‘Angle between spectral | Mean Order THis, RUS. images of same order of line E Be Xi Ya Xe Ye Peal [vert [20 | 8 17) 168-89) 347-5 | 170 gg |189°9 | 337-7 | 19:9 [9277 4 19°9 |9:95 324, |t C2 - . : Ly boy x SHOMMIGSNlsiGn.|, 9526.) 3244 ie. alae Result: The wavelength of sodium source used Is £990 A% Marks i Faculty signature Scanned with CamScanneraR (Geb ALE Ser De cr Sat) Geb, Abad re 6 ‘eageetanihes) EXPERIMENT NO.2 Cour : it a ae Perform the experiments using optical fibre to measure numerical aperture of a given fibre and laser to measure the divergence Aim: - To determine the divergence angle of He-Ne laser Date of Performance: Date of Correction Rubrics of Assessment: Score/ Category 4 3 2 1 Score Didallthe | Triedtodo |Triedtodo | Tried todo Effort work mostofthe |some ofthe | verylittle | __/4 work work work Completely Understood | Understood Did not understood | the problem | part ofthe | understand Understanding & | the and mostly | problem but the problem m Explanation problem solved it could not ira and solved solve it it Some of the | None of the AoE solutions | solutions |__/2 Nee are correct are correct Total score | _/10 Scanned with CamScannerwo The laser is switched on. it forms a red spot on the screen, 4. The size of the spot Wi on the screen is measured. 5, The screen is moved farther say, to 100cm. The size of the spot W2 on the screen in the second position is measured. 6. The distance D between the two positions of the screen is measured. 7. The measurements are repeated thrice in different positions of the screen. They are recorded in Table. 8. The angular divergence Go is calculated from the formula g,.tan-*(2) Observations: a se oem es Se No. | (cm) Kern) (em) | (em) &, He a 50 3 3 a p 100 3 ‘i 35 vee 3. 150 4 a ee eS 4. 200 4 Si oe ai 5. 250 Result: The angular divergence of the He-Ne laser beam is found to be O= 0:9033 Marks, Faculty signature : Scanned with CamScannerTea Calle aS A.B GHA SAU OF TaezUIELARY Penal ee a EXPERIMENT NO.3 Course Outcome: Perform the experiments using optical fibre to measure numerical aperture of a given fibre and laser to measure the divergence. Aim: - The objective of this experiment is to measure the numerical aperture of the plastic fiber provided with the kit using 660nm wavelength LED. Date of Performance: Date of Correction Rubrics of Assessment: Score/ Category 4 3 2 1 Score Didalithe |tredtodo |Triedtodo | Tried todo Effort work mostofthe |someofthe |verylittie | __/4 work work work. Completely Understood | Understood Did not understood | the problem | part ofthe | understand Understanding & the and mostly | problem but the problem fA Explanation problem: solved it could not ae and solved solve it it + Some of the | None of the solutions solutions R are correct | are correct Tatalerara 110 Scanned with CamScannerSH LG a Bm Rroraga oy Hostsasoor Observations: Distance (OA) Radius Sr. No. d (cm) Iie ong o's oe Scanned with CamScannerTERRES ian 42 SN isin Op aamieNaRy Be aC Aad Lah iran Aad sey tb EXPERIMENT NO.5 yurse Outcome: Cot : 'e: Perform the experiments on various sensors and analyze the resul Aim: - Study of Ultrasonic sensors as Distance Meter. of Performance: of Correction of Assessment: 4 3 2 i Score Triedtodo |Triedtodo | Tried todo mostofthe |someofthe | verylittle | __/4 work Did all the work work Completely | Understood | t __| understood Scanned with CamScannerSega Ss uP, SEAS DSW OP Gwe a hr ar) 5. Connect a voltmeter as shown in the figure. 6. Initially rotate the knob of Threshold Detector so that the seven- segment display is offi.e. there is no reading on it. 7, Nowrotate the knob of threshold detector in the other direction slowly until the display just starts. 8 Move any flat object up and down the ultrasonic sensors. Make sure thet the object is parallel to the techbook 9, Observe the seven-segment display as it shows the distance (in meters) between the ultrasonic sensors and the object: Observation Table: [sr.No. | DinMeter |d=D/2(cm) |¢= ase ' 6-27 0113S [3° 971 x10" 2 0:30 Ons @ 42 xo 2 0:35 onlns su7 x18 i: O46 0:20 5 BB2 X10“ x ous or2L 61410 104 Distance tM divectiy Proportional to time, Marks Faculty signature : Scanned with CamScanner