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Physics Diagram q-8-074-fig-1

Explain how the circuit shown above can be a source of oscillations. Use this circuit to construct a transistor oscillator and explain its working. What is the frequency of oscillations of this circuit?

CSE 2013Paper II25 markscse-2013-subject-08-006

Explain the variation of Magnetisation of Type I and Type II superconductors as a function of applied magnetic field.

CSE 2012Paper II15 markscse-2012-subject-08-003

What are the rules followed in biasing a bipolar junction transistor when it is used as an amplifier? Show how n-p-n and p-n-p transistors to be used as an amplifier are biased and the direction of flow of base, collector and emitter currents.

CSE 2012Paper II12 markscse-2012-subject-08-005

Classify diamagnetic, paramagnetic and ferromagnetic materials in terms of their magnetic susceptibility \psi. Plot and explain the variation of \frac{1}{\psi} with temperature for the three materials.

CSE 2012Paper II15 markscse-2012-subject-08-002

Construct an operational amplifier based analog computer to solve the differential equation \frac{d^2v}{dt^2}-\frac{dv}{dt}+2v=0.

CSE 2012Paper II30 markscse-2012-subject-08-006

Starting from an expression for the group velocity, arrive at an expression for the effective mass of an electron in a semiconductor. Explain the significance of sign of the effective mass.

CSE 2012Paper II30 markscse-2012-subject-08-004

Explain the race problem encountered in an RS latch and how it can be avoided. Build a Mod-10 counter using JK flip-flops and explain its working.

CSE 2012Paper II30 markscse-2012-subject-08-007

Metallic iron undergoes a structural phase transition from bcc to fcc at 910^\circ\mathrm{C}. At this temperature, the atomic radii of iron atoms in the bcc and fcc structures are 0.126 \times 10^{-9}\,\mathrm{m} and 0.129 \times 10^{-9}\,\mathrm{m} respectively. Calculate the volume change in percentage during this structural change.

CSE 2012Paper II12 markscse-2012-subject-08-001

Derive Bragg diffraction condition in vectorial form using incident and diffracted wave vectors and reciprocal lattice vector.

CSE 2011Paper II10 markscse-2011-subject-08-001

Draw the common-base amplifier circuit, using an n-p-n transistor and briefly discuss its working.

CSE 2011Paper II15 markscse-2011-subject-08-007

Simplify the logical expression AB + \bar{A}\bar{B} + ABC using a Karnaugh map.

CSE 2011Paper II10 markscse-2011-subject-08-008

Describe the characteristic properties of a superconductor. Derive London equation for a superconductor and hence explain Meissner effect.

CSE 2011Paper II20 markscse-2011-subject-08-005

Distinguish between intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors. Show that in a semiconductor, the product of concentrations of the two types of charge carriers is constant at a given temperature.

CSE 2011Paper II30 markscse-2011-subject-08-006

Simplify the logical expression \overline{(A+B)}B(A+\bar{C}) and draw the logical circuit to implement it.

CSE 2011Paper II15 markscse-2011-subject-08-009

Explain the origin of energy band formation in solids. Show that in nearly free electron approximation, the energy band gap is 2|V_G|, where V_G is Fourier transform of periodic potential seen by the valence electrons.

CSE 2011Paper II20 markscse-2011-subject-08-003

Find an expression for lattice specific heat of solids, and its low and high temperature limits. What is Debye temperature?

CSE 2011Paper II20 markscse-2011-subject-08-004

An electron beam of 4 Kev is diffracted through a Bragg angle of 16^\circ for the first maxima. If the energy is increased to 16 keV, find the corresponding Bragg angle for diffraction.

CSE 2011Paper II10 markscse-2011-subject-08-002

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
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

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

CSE 2010Paper II10 markscse-2010-subject-08-005

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