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Physical constants:
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field inside the material.

2. Election charge =
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2. Assume additional data, if required.
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b) Explain construction and working of an electrostatic lens.

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(Answer Any Two Questions)
c) Derive an expression for fringe width in a wedge shaped film.

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J/K 6. Velocity of light =

5. Rydberg constant =
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FE (Sem I/II) (Revised Course 2016-17) EXAMINATION MAY/JUNE 2019
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over 1mm of length and the current constituted is 150 mA with cross sectional area 1cm2 .
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a) What are hard and soft magnetic materials? Compare them on the basis of hysteresis curve.
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d) Find the diffusion coefficient for Germanium when the concentration gradient changes by 1015
a) With neat circuit diagram, explain magnetostriction method for production of ultrasonic waves.
1. Answer any two questions from Part-A and Part-B each and any one question from
b) What is continuity equation? Derive equation of continuity for excess carriers in semiconductor.
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ii)
x-rays.
0.1mm.
of each.
voltages.
two differences)
Silsbee effect
Meissner effect
c) Briefly explain the following

if subjected to magnetic field of

d) A SI fibre has a normalized frequency

interplanar distance in a crystalline solid.

current through the semiconductor material.
the metal to retain its superconductivity at 0K.

PART-B
b) Briefly explain BCS theory of superconductivity.

optical fibre in terms of fractional R.I. differences.

a) What is optical resonator? What role does it play in laser?

(Answer Any Two Questions)
25 m, calculate the numerical aperture and number of guided mode.


-ray spectrometer in determining

viewed with light of wavelength 5893A. Calculate the wedge angle if the fringe spacing is
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d) Fringes of equal thickness are observed in a thin glass wedge of refractive index 1.52 when
at 1300nm wavelength. If the core radius is

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A/m. find the maximum value of H which will allow
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a) Briefly explain physical origin of Hall Effect. Derive an expression for Hall voltage in terms of
and industrial applications of
d) The transition temperature for lead is 7.2K however; at 5K it loses the superconducting property
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i)
ii)
iii)
thin film.
Calculate
diagrams.
visible spectrum
current densities.
wavelength of 0.01Ao?
The speed which they strike

The shortest wavelength emitted.

.
preferred over the three level pumping scheme.

PART-C

d) White light falls normally on a soap film of thickness

a) Briefly explain the working of a Magnetostatic focusing.

(Answer Any One Question)
The number of electrons striking the target per second


answer. Discuss different cases of Compton shift with regards to angle of scattering.

b) Discuss Type-II superconductor. What is its advantages over Type-I superconductor?
c) What are the types of optical fibre? Discuss each of them separately. Draw the necessary
ii) What is the maximum frequency of the x-rays produced in a tube operating at 50KV?

b) What is Compton Effect? Can you observe Compton Effect with white light? Explain your
d) i) At what potential difference must an x-ray tube operate to produce x-rays with minimum
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visible spectrum will be strongly reflected, given that R.I. for soap film = 1.33, and range of
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c) Obtain the condition of bright and dark interference due to reflected light from a parallel sided
a) Explain the concept of carrier diffusion in a semiconductor. Derive the expression for diffusion
d) If the potential difference applied across the x-ray tube is 5KV and the current through is 2mA.
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cm. what wavelength within the
c) Explain the three level and four level pumping schemes. Why the four level pumping scheme is
b) Draw and explain the structure of an optical cable. Give an account of transmission of light in it.
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field inside the material.

Mention one example of each.

d) A magnetic material with susceptibility of

b) Explain construction and working of an electrostatic lens.

(Answer Any Two Questions)

c) Derive an expression for fringe width in a wedge shaped film.

J/K 6. Velocity of light =

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DA AF6 690 B62 288 8FA AA 9A D44 4BD 7A 1C A0 F8 AA DA F6

c) Briefly explain the following

if subjected to magnetic field of

d) A SI fibre has a normalized frequency

interplanar distance in a crystalline solid.

the metal to retain its superconductivity at 0K.

b) Briefly explain BCS theory of superconductivity.

optical fibre in terms of fractional R.I. differences.

a) What is optical resonator? What role does it play in laser?

25 m, calculate the numerical aperture and number of guided mode.

A9 AD 44 BD 7A 1C A0 F8A AD A F69 0B 628 88 FA A9 AD 44B D 7A1

-ray spectrometer in determining

at 1300nm wavelength. If the core radius is

and industrial applications of

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The speed which they strike

The shortest wavelength emitted.

preferred over the three level pumping scheme.

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d) White light falls normally on a soap film of thickness

a) Briefly explain the working of a Magnetostatic focusing.

The number of electrons striking the target per second

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