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What is a Josephson junction ? Explain the phenomenon of tunneling of charge carriers across such a junction. Discuss DC and AC Josephson effects. Mention some applications of this device.

IFoS 2010Paper II15 marksifos-2010-subject-08-003

Using the collector characteristics of a bipolar junction transistor, show how you can use it as a switch with one ON and one OFF state. Plot and describe the operation of this circuit for a sinusoidal input.

IFoS 2010Paper II10 marksifos-2010-subject-08-005

What are the advantages of MOSFET over JFET ? Draw and explain the structure and working of a MOSFET which can function both in enhancement and depletion modes.

IFoS 2010Paper II15 marksifos-2010-subject-08-006

Employing NAND gates, design a half adder circuit which can add two bits A and B and provide a sum S and a carry C as its output.

IFoS 2010Paper II10 marksifos-2010-subject-08-007

Describe the essential parts of an oscillator circuit using a block diagram. Design a Colpitts oscillator set to a frequency of 1500\text{ Hz} and explain how your design incorporates the essential parts of the oscillator circuit.

IFoS 2010Paper II15 marksifos-2010-subject-08-008

Explain the reduced zone scheme of plotting the energy bands in solids. On the basis of E vs k curve distinguish between conductors, semiconductors and insulators.

CSE 2010Paper II10 markscse-2010-subject-08-001

What is nearly free electron approximation? On the basis of this approximation explain the formation of energy bands in solids.

CSE 2010Paper II20 markscse-2010-subject-08-002

Distinguish between Einstein and Debye models of specific heats of solids. Obtain an expression for the specific heat of a solid on the basis of Debye model. Discuss the results for low and high temperature ranges.

CSE 2010Paper II20 markscse-2010-subject-08-003

Distinguish between classical and quantum theory of paramagnetism. Explain the paramagnetism of free electrons on the basis of F.D. distribution.

CSE 2010Paper II20 markscse-2010-subject-08-004

What is Josephson tunnelling? Distinguish between a.c. and d.c. Josephson effects.

CSE 2010Paper II10 markscse-2010-subject-08-005
Physics Diagram q-8-067-fig-1

Identify the above op-amp circuit. Estimate the net output voltage V_0.

CSE 2010Paper II10 markscse-2010-subject-08-006

Draw a two stage RC coupled transistor amplifier. Plot the frequency response and indicate the lower and upper cut off frequencies and the bandwidth.

CSE 2010Paper II30 markscse-2010-subject-08-007

What is Meissner effect ? Explain the conclusions drawn from the Meissner effect.

CSE 2009Paper II20 markscse-2009-subject-08-002

A type-II superconducting material with superconducting transition temperature T_c is placed in a magnetic field. What is the material state (normal or superconducting or mixed) for (i) T < T_c ; \quad H > H_{c_2} (ii) T > T_c ; \quad H < H_{c_1} (iii) T < T_c ; \quad H_{c_1} < H < H_{c_2} (iv) T < T_c ; \quad H < H_{c_1} (v) T > T_c ; \quad H > H_{c_2} where H_{c_1} and H_{c_2} are the lower and upper critical fields for a type-II superconductor.

CSE 2009Paper II2\times5=10 markscse-2009-subject-08-004

Which of the waves out of (i) X-rays, (ii) de-Broglie waves due to electrons or neutrons will be suitable for crystal diffraction ? Justify your answer in terms of energies of these waves for 0 \cdot 1 \text{ nm}.

CSE 2009Paper II15 markscse-2009-subject-08-003

Show that the reciprocal lattice of a hexagonal lattice is a hexagonal lattice with a rotation of axes.

CSE 2009Paper II10 markscse-2009-subject-08-001

What do you understand by early effect in bipolar junction transistors ? What are its consequences ? Discuss briefly the advantage of using the BJT in the common collector configuration.

CSE 2009Paper II20 markscse-2009-subject-08-008

List the characteristics of an ideal OP-AMP. Write the expression for the output voltage in terms of input voltages and resistance values.

Physics Diagram cse-q-8-203-fig-1
CSE 2009Paper II20 markscse-2009-subject-08-007

The resistance of silicon and germanium varies with temperature. But these are not used normally as thermistors. Why ? Name at least two widely used materials for making thermistors and give any five applications of thermistor.

CSE 2009Paper II20 markscse-2009-subject-08-006

Verify that the circuit shown below is an exclusive OR.

Physics Diagram cse-q-3-248-fig-1
CSE 2009Paper II10 markscse-2009-subject-08-009

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